Chesuncook Lake House Greenville

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... school secretary, Maryse....we walked into the restaurant, and there were 20 people sitting around two big tables, waiting for Maryse and I to arrive. I really appreciated how many people came out for the lunch--wasn't expecting it at all. Maryse and Caroline, from the language program, also created a beautiful album for me that had messages of good ...

... oncoming traffic lanes. Luckily, traffic is very light in the area and we were very cautious.

We stopped for lunch in a small diner along the road. The manager was great and a biker too. She even rented a HD fatboy (like Barb's at home I suspect) in Las Vegas and had ridden Red Rock and other areas around our home town. She and another customer warned us to be very careful ...

... paie plein prix malgré mon insistance. Si vous allez au gîte Rêver Tou-Bo maintenant vous aurez internet sans-fil. ;)

La température était parfaite pour faire du vélo, pas trop de soleil, un vent frais, assez sec. Aujourd'hui j'ai vraiment pris mon temps, je suis arrêté souvent prendre des photos, je ne pédalais pas trop vite, j'avais bin bin du plaisir!

Je suis arrêté voir mes grand-parents à Montmagny. Je ne les avais pas vu depuis des années! J'étais content de les voir ...

... de Québec-la-maudite-ville-plein-de-côtes. Je me suis tellement perdu que j'étais rendu à L'Ancienne Lorette, entouré d'autoroutes de tous les côtés! Je capotais un peu mais une gentille cycliste m'a aidé à me frayer un chemin au travers les monstres roulants. Non mais quelle bonne idée de choisir Québec pour se perdre! C'est juste des côtes! La côte Maguire ca prend presque un équipement d'escalade! Re-bref je me suis perdu encore 2 ...

I'm convinced that Maine has more detours and roadblocks than any state in the union. If Eisenhower hadn't forced a highway system on the state, I think people here would have been content with snow mobiles and dog sleds forever. Isolated from the union, Maine folk display a fierce independence, a friendliness not compromised by that independence, and a do-it-yourself work ethic that wreaks of the American ...

The Winter session starts today, and so does the countdown for the big departure of the students taking part in the immersion projects of our COOL intensive language programme.

The 8 week countdown starts NOW!
56 days.
:)

... fall day, not a lot was going on in Greenville. We stopped for a simple breakfast at a simple local spot furnished with metal folding chairs and simple tables. The food and service at Auntie M's was really mediocre that day but I believe truthfully that is was just a bad day at Auntie M's. The crowd was huge and clearly a draw for locals ...

After a stop for breakfast I went to a place called Ledge Falls, wich was a fantastic area where the river passed over 150 feet of solid bed rock sculpting out terraces. Went on to Abol Campground and parked for the hike up the mountain to Baxter Peak. They had a sign about leaving yourself enough time to get up and back and I was always worried with an unfamiliar hike whether I would make it or not, and that was how it was then ...

Stopped at Seboes River campsite on road to Baxter State Park and did some birdwatching and then a watercolor sketch. Entered Baxter State Park at Matagamon entrance. All campsites taken so I had to figure out where I could stay without leaving the park. Noticed work road that led to gravel pit and stayed there for the night. Mt. Katahdin is in the park, the highest point in Maine and I am planning to make the hike up.