Spring Flowers
From around the neighborhood. These were actually taken on the 15th, so a number of them have now gone by.
From around the neighborhood. These were actually taken on the 15th, so a number of them have now gone by.
Who knew there were this many flowers out this early?
Coastal Maine Botanical Garden – Boothbay, ME Read More »
We were up shopping in Freeport yesterday, and manage to stay after dark, so were able to see the Christmas lights. (The picture is above is from the plaza in front of the main L.L. Bean store.) The lights are done by Pandora LaCasse, who now does holiday lights for a whole bunch of places
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Early fall color (these are actually from my vacation two weeks ago) – at the time, it was just the early trees and shrubs turning – we’re much more advanced now (and a good deal of it will come down in the snow storm tonight…)
Mackworth Island – Falmouth, ME Read More »
Yesterday was Maine Lighthouse Day, where a number of lighthouses in Maine that aren’t normally open to the public are open for free. It’s a day we normally manage to be out of town for, but this year, we made sure we were actually around to take advantage of it. We made three stops, all
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The Farmer’s Market looked gorgeous yesterday. There’s definitely been a seasonal shift – with many root vegetables, and apples everywhere. I bought some local plums that I’m planning on making jam with, and we got ingredients for gazpacho, as well as some sweet corn, for what is possibly our last veggie grill blow out of
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BF called me at work yesterday and mentioned that dinner was taken care of. I got home, and we hopped in the car. We headed toward Gorham, at which point I became very confused, as we don’t jointly know anyone that lives out in that direction. It took me a few more miles before I
Krista’s – Cornish, ME Read More »
It was the work summer outing today, so we wandered up the coast to Wolfes Neck Farm, for a low key afternoon of relaxing and barbeque goodness. We were smack in the middle of the farm, with sheep, and oreo cows, and turkeys, and chickens – the kind of things that delight my urban little
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Sunday’s adventure, for something close to home, but a little different, was the Mail Boat Run – three hours cruising Casco Bay. We packed a lunch, and enjoyed the scenery and the cool breeze. We actually managed to see a seal, who kindly did a full length dive for us, and plenty of sea birds.