Lindenwood Inn
Travel Blogs from Southwest Harbor
Playing In Vacationland
... that there is something different to eating lobster in the places close to where it is caught. Jeff was able to break and eat his lobster cleanly without having to wear the lobster bib (I think that he really disappointed the server who wanted to help Jeff put it on). The lobster was served with some butter – delicious!! Life doesn’t get any better than this.
We had a great time in Maine. I know that we’ll be back again sometime ...
New Hampshire, Three Authors, and the Maine Coast
... ve built a replica that you can tour, and they've marked out the former location of the cabin with a monument, so you can picture what Thoreau's life there was like. Next to the cabin site is a large pile of stones that people have left in tribute. We added rocks to the pile (see mine in pics below!). Being at Walden Pond, you can really get a glimpse of just how much and how quickly the world has changed. Sometimes, I think living in a simpler, less ...
One final walk on the pedestrian path...
Kim fell in love with Bar Harbor - could move there in a minute, if it weren't for their cold winters, so for one last glimse of this wonderful little harbor town, we took one last walk along the harbor trail and took some final photos for memories.
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Hiking on Mt. Cadillac
Final morning in Bar Harbor, we headed up to Mt. Cadillac one more time to see if we could see the views - only to find it even foggier than the day before and the wind was howling! So we headed back down the mtn and in just a short distance, we finally saw some of the views of the village and bay below. The views are a bit dim, because the fog was swirling around the mountain, but the view was still pretty cool from up there.
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4:30am...for FUN?? YES!
... emotional! – significance for me. Easter Mass was another experience in itself! A fellow Catholic teammate and I were amazed to see ladies in their best Easter dresses and a few bonnets, some with even white gloves to match! And Hope reined! The priest that day gave a spectacular homily about remembering what our faith is about in four simple points. Hmm… I’ve already forgotten two (!) but “commitment” and “JOY!” were in there, and those ...