My parents are just back from cruising on their new boat, and my mom has posted some pictures. It is this glimpse of Maine -- the islands of Penobscot Bay, the seals on the rocks and the piney shores and the shaded ferns waving from the wooded paths, the different blue-pinks of water and sky and a boat to row back to when you're done exploring. This is why I love this place so much.
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Much to my disappointment, during my recent trip in Maine I did not get to see any harbor seals. Found parts of the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge though. Saw some beautiful birds there.
Posted by: | September 20, 2006 at 10:59 AM
those are gorgeous photos. i especially love the one with the buoys hanging from the tree, and the photo directly below that one. :)
Posted by: LM | September 20, 2006 at 04:08 PM
Very Old, but newly Restored Maritime Sailboat...Isuzu Motor. "Secondwind" OK, I get seasick but I am making the best of it and it needed lots of work. Whatever ??? anything just keep my husband busy!
We have Sacrificed a LOT to have the boat! We will sail every day very soon when my husband retires. Then, maybe, then we can buy a new Sailboat, but I say we all prefer a MUCH nicer house! Old too!
HAPPY SAILING - KEEP IT SAFE!
Posted by: Lori/Dan Delane | May 02, 2007 at 12:50 PM