# I live in Newburyport now, but used to live in Ipswich.....

Posted by mizeree_x (92SE 5-speed) on September 21, 2004 at 15:22:32: In Reply to: Excuse me, I'm British. You're the foreigner j/k > posted by David on September 21, 2004 at 14:02:41: I assume you probly went to Gloucester / Rockport / Manchester-by-the-Sea (it's as wealthy as the name suggests -- my friend's stepmom just put her $18mill estate up for sale there). All are small, quiet sea towns with lots of small shops, antiques, and B&Bs. Great mountain biking trails there too. Ipswich and Newburyport technically aren't part of Cape Ann but are just north. Ipswich is a very old, quiet town (we have the largest collection of standing 17th century houses in the country). Newburyport is a city that has recently been overrun by yuppies. Best of all, Boston is just a 45 min ride away. I actually go to Tufts, which is a pretty sweet school as well (right next to Boston, but has a suburban campus). Glad to hear you had fun over here! Replys:

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: I assume you probly went to Gloucester / Rockport / Manchester-by-the-Sea (it's as wealthy as the name suggests -- my friend's stepmom just put her $18mill estate up for sale there). All are small, quiet sea towns with lots of small shops, antiques, and B&Bs. Great mountain biking trails there too. Ipswich and Newburyport technically aren't part of Cape Ann but are just north. Ipswich is a very old, quiet town (we have the largest collection of standing 17th century houses in the country). Newburyport is a city that has recently been overrun by yuppies. Best of all, Boston is just a 45 min ride away. I actually go to Tufts, which is a pretty sweet school as well (right next to Boston, but has a suburban campus). Glad to hear you had fun over here!