Getting a Maine driver's license and vehicle registration
Oct 26th 2016, 4:22 pm
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Re: Getting a Maine driver's license and vehicle registration
Verizon postpaid roams on US Cellular so as long as you don't have prepaid it should be very similar?
When I was up in Maine a few months ago there was native Verizon coverage almost everywhere, with just small pockets of Extended 1x (US Cellular roaming) around parts of Acadia National Park.
When I was up in Maine a few months ago there was native Verizon coverage almost everywhere, with just small pockets of Extended 1x (US Cellular roaming) around parts of Acadia National Park.
Oct 26th 2016, 4:39 pm
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Re: Getting a Maine driver's license and vehicle registration
Elsewhere, hit or miss, whatever their coverage map actually says.
Oct 26th 2016, 9:12 pm
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Re: Getting a Maine driver's license and vehicle registration
I have only been just across border from NH many years ago while in US Air Force. In looking at the Maine map central and northern Maine looks like an interesting place. Very sparsely populated with few roads, the kind of remote woods you could get lost in. Have you ever been up that far, wondering what it is like? I plan to visit Maine in not too distant future.
Oct 26th 2016, 10:21 pm
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Re: Getting a Maine driver's license and vehicle registration
Kins
I have only been just across border from NH many years ago while in US Air Force. In looking at the Maine map central and northern Maine looks like an interesting place. Very sparsely populated with few roads, the kind of remote woods you could get lost in. Have you ever been up that far, wondering what it is like? I plan to visit Maine in not too distant future.
I have only been just across border from NH many years ago while in US Air Force. In looking at the Maine map central and northern Maine looks like an interesting place. Very sparsely populated with few roads, the kind of remote woods you could get lost in. Have you ever been up that far, wondering what it is like? I plan to visit Maine in not too distant future.
Some lovely towns along the coast, some lovely little towns here and there and a lot of woods.
We've lived in Belfast on the coast and Casco, in the lakes district as well as out near Sugarloaf.
Great if you're into winter sports and hunting. If you go as far as Fort Kent, there really is nothing to do except hunt and drink. Or grow potatoes.
