Survived the Derry Circle? Prove It.
- cummingsjohn
- Aug 12
- 2 min read
If you’re reading this, odds are one of two things happened:
You somehow made it out of the Derry Circle alive.
You just discovered this wild intersection and are thinking, “That looks… interesting.”
Either way, you’re in the right place. Let’s break it down.
The Legend of the Derry Circle
For locals in Manchester and Derry, New Hampshire, the Derry Circle (a.k.a. the Danforth Traffic Circle) isn’t just a rotary—it’s a rite of passage. Designed in an era when traffic volumes were a fraction of today’s, this ancient roundabout was not built for modern commuters. Drivers often joke it’s a roundabout fueled by chaos and powered by guesswork.youtube.comflickriver.comtiktok.com
If you treat yield signs like polite suggestions, this place either flattened your car or left you with a smug grin because you survived yet another lap.
The Mug That Gets It
Enter the Derry Circle Survival Mug—a cheeky collectible made for 603 fans, local legends, and fearless navigators of traffic horror. This glorious design is your war trophy, your morning coffee’s battle cry.
Why it works:
A daily reminder that if you can conquer that rotary, a Monday email is nothing.
Makes a hilarious gift for anyone who’s swapped high-a-chair for high-volume chaos.
Built tough—unlike the traffic circle.
Sip with Pride, or at Least Sanity
Admit it: sipping your morning brew from this mug feels productive. You didn’t just wake up—you conquered. It’s a small mug with a big story behind it.
So if you survived the circle, or even just survived thinking about it—grab your mug and start your day with a smirk and a sip.
Ready to celebrate your asphalt triumph?Claim your Derry Circle Survival Mug now and toast to that sweet, sweet victory (and very low coffee consumption).
Bonus pro-tip: Take a mug selfie next time you leave the Derry Circle and tag us. We’ll post it with star ratings—because yes, you earned that “Survivor” badge.
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