Well, happy Valentine's Day, Ray.

And happy valentines to you too, Jeff.

So we're heading north on Route 103 in New Hampshire.

Yep, we're currently in the town of Newbury, which is where you'll find Mount Sinopee.

Hey, that's right. You know, I've actually skied that mountain before?

Oh, are we going skiing?

No, What we're

looking for is actually just a rock on the side of the road. Okay. Well, New Hampshire is the

Granite State. Right. There's plenty of rocks on the side of the road and really everywhere in New

Hampshire. No, I get that. But the rock we're looking for is special. It's got some graffiti on it

that's been there for decades, and it's really

tough to miss. Okay, so we just passed Rainbow Garage, so our rock should be coming up on the right.

And yep, there it is. Okay, yeah, there's a boulder, maybe 10 or 15 feet from the edge of the road.

It's about three or four feet tall.

The flat face of the boulder is painted maroon.

And in white letters, it says, chicken farmer, I still love you.

Hello, I'm Jeff Blander. And welcome to episode 287 of Valentine's Day special edition of the New England Legends podcast.

And I'm Ray Osier.

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