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Biddeford Motel

560 Elm St. Biddeford, Maine, 04005, United States

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The rain came plainly in Maine!

A travel blog entry by samanthalamble

... of little shops small business selling nice stuff, lovely to walking in non grockle shops :)
The harbor area wasn't as lively but I'm sure that because of the season. Not far from the lighthouse the at the harbor was a the shell a war ship well the bow anyway. It was the place during the war that they built a new fleet of ships after Pearl Harbor. The churned out 57 battle ships in just under 4 years crazy.


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Maine State House

A travel blog entry by wheresgordon

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... seasons. They were created by Klir Beck and were originally installed in the State House. I had been told there was a museum downstairs. I thought that the person who told me must have been referring to the dioramas and a few other artworks. I've since found out that there is a Maine State Museum nearby but it is not along the tunnel or in the Cross Office Building. I wish ...

Who knew Maine could get so wet?!

A travel blog entry by chris_calcite

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Today has been, to borrow a phrase, wetter than an Otter's pocket. It was forecast to be wet, but the ferocity of the rain has kinda taken everyone (including Maine-ers) by surprise. It has of course restricted our activities somewhat because who wants to go and stand in the rain? Still, we've been out all day even if it was mostly in the car.


The day started with a Howard ...

Over the White Mountains to Maine

A travel blog entry by chris_calcite

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... the interstates and make 250 miles out of it. Pah, we spit on your electronic brains (you wait, that's gonna come back to haunt me). No, instead we will take the direct, scenic route over the White Mountains in New Hampshire along the Kancamagus Highway. I planned the route over the mountains in detail and then left it to the electronics to take us the last steady 60 miles across Maine to the hotel.


We left Burlington heading south ...

Portland

A travel blog entry by suzhu

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... but in that case you could just stay in a hotel. The nice thing about B&Bs is chatting to other guests whilst helping yourself to all the sweet home-made extras the owners put on.

So we had breakfast whilst chatting with the other guests, and we ended up talking to a couple who live in Surrey and know various people at my firm due to their social circle.

We had a lazy morning in the B&B and then walked back ...