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Bristol, Maine is a small coastal town located in Lincoln County. It has a population of under 2,000 people and is most known for its beautiful harbor and working waterfront. As well as being famous for its spectacular harbor, Bristol is also home to many quaint shops, art galleries, and delicious eateries. There are plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy including hiking trails, whale watching excursions, kayaking trips and more. The town also hosts several annual festivals that celebrate the unique culture of this vibrant community.
Reviews of Bristol are overwhelmingly positive with many visitors remarking on how friendly the locals are and how breathtaking the scenery is. People who have visited have rated their experience highly due to the welcoming atmosphere provided by both residents and business owners alike. Visitors recommend checking out the local restaurants for some delicious seafood or taking a boat tour along the coast to get an up close look at the wild beauty of Maine’s coastlines. In addition to its picturesque setting full of natural beauty, Bristol offers plenty of opportunity for visitors to explore its art galleries and unique stores that offer everything from handmade jewelry to local souvenirs.
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Go Away - 4/26/2016
This town has "graduated" and has been transported to an alternate dimension. It is no longer accepting residents or tourists.
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It really exists - 5/19/2008
We get to experience the best quality of life in a small town. There is a strong sense of community ranging from young families to the elderly. We have access to ocean, lakes, and rivers. Our small town is close to Damariscotta which boasts a thriving downtown rich in the arts and wonderful restaurants while not being commercialized like Anywhere, USA. We are also fortunate to have a fine hospital. All this and a beautiful scenic one hour drive from
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