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I wish I had had more time in Port Hope. There were some amazing vantage points going up some of those hills looking back into town. The residential streets are very nice as well. Oh well... next time.
Did you not venture to the waterfront? Sorry, had to get one dig in there...I am from Cobourg afterall, Port Hope's nemesis.
Port Hope is definitely high on the quaint factor. Cobourg and Port Hope compliment each other pretty well I would say. I wouldn't be surprised to see them amalgamated in some fashion as they slowly encroach on each other.
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