I’m starting a series of these where I’ll give you some of the five best locations for the fall colors. I will try to include approximate dates or at least the date I caught the image. Click here to see … Continue reading →
A Maine Unusual Thing Found Worlds Largest Phone Do you need to make a phone call? Is your cell phone dead? Well head to Bryant Pond Maine and a memorial to the last hand crank magneto telephone system in the … Continue reading →
Day 41 of staying at home for the Covid-19 virus written April 2020) and like most of you, I live for the vicarious thrill of stepping out on my deck to breathe in fresh air. I’m really enjoying having thousands … Continue reading →
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1The Norumbega is good either in mid-October or any time of the year as Lisa and I can attest to. Lisa and I went up to Camden, Maine and stayed at Norumbega Castle. It’s not a castle in the real sense of … Continue reading →
The fall migration was in full swing on Haley Pond in Rangeley Maine. It was 20 October and all the trees should have been bare. As I woke, the morning light outside my window in the Rangeley Inn was decidedly … Continue reading →
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6Route 113 at times runs along Wild river and turns west into New Hampshire. This is about where the map may say you have arrived in Hastings. There is a right turn here that will follow the Wild River for some distance. And this is what Lisa and I took on this day.
Continue reading →Where are the best places to view fall foliage? It’s amazing how early folks get going to plan for a fall trip to New England and since a vacation like this can cost some bucks they want to get it … Continue reading →
(This article was written in 2015) First, I want to thank my readers who have stopped back in to tell me how much my research and my miles (currently 3475 as of 12 Oct) mean to them. It lets me … Continue reading →
“A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse!” ~Shakespeare, King Richard III What is the value of a kingdom? Some American ‘lords’ thought the value high enough to build their own ‘kingdom.’ Since beginning this series, I have had some … Continue reading →
Jeff and I took a long weekend trip to the Great North Woods of Maine at the end of September. We were determined to cross Katahdin Mountain in Baxter State Park off our “Places to See” bucket list. (Did we “really” … Continue reading →