Ramada Conference Center Lewiston

... are called "Kills" – i.e. Lewis Kill, Hudson Kill, etc.

· The Piscataqua Bridge is a 6 lane monstrosity that forms the border between New Hampshire and Maine.

PORTLAND, Maine:

We hadn’t seen Foster since June/08 and he sure grew over the past year – he’s over 6’ tall! Tom got transferred back to ...

... are called "Kills" – i.e. Lewis Kill, Hudson Kill, etc.

· The Piscataqua Bridge is a 6 lane monstrosity that forms the border between New Hampshire and Maine.

PORTLAND, Maine:

We hadn’t seen Foster since June/08 and he sure grew over the past year – he’s over 6’ tall! Tom got transferred back to ...

Ni hao! (Hello in Chinese...pronounced "knee how")

We are now one week away from our departure and realizing that next week at this time we will be in the air over the Pacific and headed to China! The accumulating of stuff is coming to an end and the real packing is beginning. The girls love the whole packing thing...their mother...not so much. Excitement is in the air as the count down begins.

We are looking forward to ...

... in the city. From small mom and pop boutiques to outstanding malls, Portland has the upper hand on upscale shopping. You will definitely see your share of dazzling jewelry and fine art, and there is no better place to see it than in the fabulous museums and art galleries. The Portland Museum of Art and the Bayview Gallery are two of the premier establishments in town, and the equally delightful Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Company and Museum is always a treat. You can ...

... had no idea there were so many! but you can only see them by boat, and turns out maine has the longest coastline of any of the 50 states (i'm pretty sure this is what chris told me). some islands have lots of houses on them, plus a few stores, maybe a school. some kids have to take a ferry to the mainland for school in portland. but some islands are privately owned and have only 1 or 2 houses on them. if maine wasn't ...

... walking down the high street !
We decided to leave one of the crew members ashore today... the chap just didn't get back to the ship in time!
As i'm writing we are cruising out of Portland and into Massachusetts Bay via Casco Bay. Hopefully get some nice pics. Getting a little colder the closer we get to Canada.
We're in Bar Harbor, Maine tomorrow. Supposed to be ...

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Pues como iba diciendo, nos hemos ido a este restaurante llamado Chauncy Creek Lobster Pound. Como podéis ver en el enlace es un restaurante que simula un muelle, todo de madera y con mesas de colores repartidas por el borde. Lo de muelle no es sólo estética ya que los de la mesa de al lado han venido en el barquito ese que se ve en las fotos. Como no podía ser de otra manera, nos hemos ...

So....This is where i work for 2 months every summer and is freaking awesome!!

There is two much to even contemplate writing as this blog was only set up after camp! However think...21 days of rain....Lice Infestation....Hale Storm....Matt....and lots and lots of fun!!!

My brother also came as a camper which was pretty sweet, was so much fun to see him there and im so glad he got to see camp!!!

... know some, but not too much

Enjoy the walk, you don't have to keep up with your tour group

Before crossing a busy street, watch for awhile

When crossing a busy street, join a group of locals

For the emergency cash stash, take larger bills, use banks

Check pockets again before sending to the laundry

... the obese pigeon, in its sleep, Feed Me More. I prepare to depart, with rancid resignation, to the store To appease and ease this feathery loaf into satiation But a plot begins hatching, as I hear a subtle scratching at my door. In trudges an alley cat, freakishly fat, wet with salivation. Immediately it starts over-powering my foe who, to my delight, is cowering And soon the cat is devouring, devouring the devourer of my food reservoir. Quoth the alley cat, Feed Me More.