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Maplewood Inn & Motel Casco

549 Roosevelt Trl, (Route 302) Casco, Maine, 04015, 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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... I had been given were more accurate. I'm sorry I missed it.

I drove to Portland, ME and found a hotel. I decided to try Fore Street for dinner. I found it listed as number 68 on a list of the 101 Best Restaurants in America list on The Daily Meal web site. It turned out to be a seafood restaurant so it was difficult to find anything vegetarian on their menu.
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Who knew Maine could get so wet?!

A travel blog entry by chris_calcite

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... head north a bit on US-1 and then east a bit and then come back, and that's just what we did. Took the ME-27 right down a finger of land to the very end, with nothing between us and home but the Atlantic, then slowly back by a different road to US-1. By this time it was late afternoon and the rain was still hammering down so we repaired back to Portland and visited the Maine Mall.


I'll quickly draw a veil ...

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 ...

Portland

A travel blog entry by suzhu

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... Bean’s Maine Kitchen and Topside Tavern. We were told that there would be a 20-minute wait for a table and were handed one of those buzzy things. Most of the people ahead of us were milling around the foyer where the staff were greeting customers and booking tables, and which also led to an open bar area. I just presumed that it was purely a drinks area, and that they wanted to keep the diners in the dining area to make it ...