If you want to experience a variety of Maine settings in one place, the Wells Reserve at Laudholm is a must visit location.
If you want to experience a variety of Maine settings in one place, the Wells Reserve at Laudholm is a must visit location.
Only one concern about this location choice: how much can you possibly write about an ice cream stand?!
A sneak peek into a shuttered one-room schoolhouse which will soon reopen!
A stroll through a museum with no walls!
Spread the word: unless you’re looking for lighthouses, Two Lights State Park in Cape Elizabeth, Maine will not disappoint.
By far, Labadie’s claim to fame is the not-so-humble whoopie pie.
Nostalgia can be sweet. That’s the lesson the Scontras family taught me during my visit to the Way Way Store in Saco.
As I traveled to coastal Camden, I thought about the town from the perspective of those who live in it more so than that of the ones who arrive for a vacation.
Visiting this tranquil garden ultimately resolved a question in my mind: where is the desert on Mount Desert Island?
Mainers are known for reusing things. This is a tremendous way to reuse a building.
A blog about Maine MUST include lighthouses since our state is home to sixty-five of these beautiful beacons.
My guess is that the promo line in Southport soon will be, “Come walk an alpaca here.”
It’s not every day that you can say,
“I went to Hope.”
A tranquil world away from Freeport’s shopping district.
I might have cheated. Before launching this project to visit every municipality in Maine, I created some self-imposed rules.
I’m not sure if anyone has ever visited ALL of Harpswell. It would be quite the undertaking as it includes over 200 islands.
You should be warned: if you ever start using farm fresh eggs, you will be spoiled forever.
It snowed this morning in Maine. By afternoon, it was 52 degrees. Living in the country’s most northeastern state means spring can be slow to arrive.
In 2018, Maine ranked third in the nation for producing the most syrup. We may be the Pine Tree State, but don’t forget about those maples!
Where does one begin when they have a list of more than 480 places to visit?