Harbor Light Inn

... wir den Berg wieder runter – Zeit fürs Abendessen. Eigentlich wollten wir zu einem BBQ-Grill etwas außerhalb von Bar Harbor, aber der hat schon geschlossen. Also gurken wir wieder zurück, parken am Inn und laufen die paar Blocks nach ...

... the fog, like the whistle of an absent minded psychopath.  We wandered along the summit path but couldn’t see anything.  It was light enough back at the car to see another car at the other end of the carpark.  We hadn’t been out of earshot ...

... she was done, she went into the kitchen to bring us some delicious freshly baked cookies and some hot chocolate. Boothbay Harbor is a seaside resort town popular in summer for yachting and boating. The weather was blistering cold today when we arrived ...

... 6’4", 360, and has been on the job for 15 years.  She also told us a bunch of good info about Bar Harbor including our dinner location.  We dropped our bags and headed for the Chart Room.  The view was spectacular, the food ...

... ;t have too much in the way to declare, but let us go over without incident.  We had about a two hour trip to Bar Harbor, and were a little tired after the day so far.  We arrived about 5:30 p.m., checked in and decided to go downtown to find a ...

Misty morning and we had breakfast and left for Arcadia National park. Light rain was falling and visibility was down to 100 feet but the feeling was pure Steven King. We were expecting some ol'boy with a chain saw to appear around every corner. None the ...

... in which I will explain later. I will just say that the fishing was brief and I ended up the Captain, sailing into Pearl Harbor without anyone but the NOAA, teenage observer/fish measurer, refusing to sit watches at the helm and riding out the rest of ...

... group I guess, but it felt like Disney World, each room either signing our life away, or putting on a suit, accessories, belt, light, radio, stair practice, etc. It was a little scary at first, just being a couple stories up, but then after getting used ...

... .  After some coffee overlooking the bay and a short hike around the viewing area, we headed back down for the Victoria Harbor light show. If anyone needs to see something before they die, I would definitely say that each human being needs to see ...

... : Take Rt. 28 east into Chatham, turn right at Barn Hill Rd.  Take a slight right at Hardings Beach Rd., Stage Harbor Light is located east, a mile walk out on the beach. References: Chatham Bars ...

... 207-594-3123 King Eiders Pub, 2 Elm St, Damariscotta, 207-563-6008. Captain Sawyer's, 55 Commercial Street, Boothbay Harbor, 207-633-2290 J's Oyster, 5 Portland Pier, Portland, 207-772-4828 Portland Museum of Art, 7 Congress Square, Portland, ...

... the bay and the town on the other!  Will I ever learn? (Note from Janet: I’m beginning to wonder. . .) Booth Bay Harbor was the usual touristy town, so after some lunch right on the water (our favorite New England sandwich, the lobster roll) ...

... from the hotel round to Darling Harbor past the Opera house (which we can see from our hotel bedroom window) & under the Sydney Harbor Bridge, without a doubt a couple of the top sites in the world. We also took in a picture at the Imax & dinner ...

... It's fun free entertainment in HK that you can't experience any where else in the world.   Victoria Harbor is kind of special.  No bridges can be built over the harbor because the governement wants ...

... , a very early Spanish settlement, now not much bigger than it was at the end of the 16th century. It does have a nice small harbor that could be defended against attackers but that didn't stop Captain Henry Morgan (of later fame as a rum maker I guess) ...

... but we figured raingear is overrated and not our style and paid bitterly for that. When we arrived at the waterfront and saw the harbor and ....rain, of course! We went into a Museum, more out of necessity than interest and tried to wait it out. After ...

... at quite an angle. After just a few minutes we arrived at the top and took in the beautiful view of Hong Kong, the harbor and Kowloon across the water. There were at least a hundred ships and boats of various sizes visible, seeming to weave among the ...

... over the palm trees and terracotta roof tiles of the city.  After that, we walked down the wooden pier near the harbor and watched flocks of seagulls and pelicans fighting for the best fishing spots.           ...

... , but the big improvement in Charleston’s defenses during this period was the construction of Fort Sumter at the entrance of the harbor. The forts ringing Charleston Harbor – Moultrie, Sumter, Johnson, and Castle Pinckney – were meant to ...