mother/daughter trip

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Anonymous wrote:A friend and I did a weekend in Greenville SC and had a lovely time. I'd definitely consider it.

That's good to know. We may wind up there since neither of us have been, and going south instead of north is certainly appealing from a weather perspective.

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Anonymous wrote:Montreal was fun for my mom and I to visit. Lots of food, easy to get around

I wasn't the biggest fan of Montreal, though would go back to Quebec City, but it adds a time/expense factor... something to consider though.

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Anonymous wrote:Definitely Asheville over Greenville. You can fly into Greenville usually for cheaper and it’s not a long drive. GSP is a nice airport.

Portland ME in early Spring sounds awful to me.

Maybe Savannah? It depends on what you like to do and the budget I guess.

If the budget allows it go to Canyon Ranch in Arizona. It’s not that much more flight time and it’s fun and relaxing.

Already been to Savannah. Reading is fundamental.

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Anonymous wrote:Charleston, South Carolina?

Already been to Charleston. Reading is fundamental.

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Just a note that 20:48 was not OP. I appreciate the suggestions regardless!

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I love the Northeast May through October (and Christmas/New Year's) but I would pass on Boston, Portland until at least mid-spring

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Providence/Newport in RI are fun, and it gets warm a little earlier there than in Montreal or Portland.

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Sea Island, GA

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd do Newport RI over Portland ME

Can you share why?

Newport is more upscale with lots of shopping and restaurants. Portland reminds me more of a mini Baltimore. A little gritty but I loved it! Not sure older people would, though.

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Anonymous wrote:Just a note that 20:48 was not OP. I appreciate the suggestions regardless!

Sorry.
Didn't mean to imply that I was. But I did read OP's original post.

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Bar Harbor not Portland