Jasper Beach is not a state park – it’s owned and managed by the town of Machiasport. It’s not even labelled in our slightly older version of the Delorme Maine Gazetter (look for Howard Cove), but it is is sign-posted from Route 1 in Machias, and it’s worth the detour. It’s an interesting glacial feature […]
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Oh, have I mentioned that our main day out was foggy, or rainy, or drizzly, or some combination of those? There was some blue sky, I swear. You can see it in the fourth picture, right? Anyway, Roque Bluffs has both an ocean beach, and a pond to swim in, which just may make it
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This is a lovely little pocket beach, with amazing views of Penobscot Bay, just out of South Thomaston village. Wasn’t even very busy when we stopped by (this is apparently the first year they’ve even bothered with a ranger).
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Our wander through Georgetown culminated in a stroll up 31st Street to Dumbarton Oaks. (The stroll itself is a treat – what a gorgeous neighborhood.) There are two parts to this property, which is owned by Harvard: the house, now a museum and research library, and the garden. The museum is free, but the gardens
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In our bid to fully use our Maine State Park pass, after our stop at the Botanical Garden on Saturday, we stopped by the Colonial Pemaquid Historic Site, by way of several of the fingers of the Bristol peninsulas. (If you’ve never been to mid-Coast Maine, the coast line is all peninsulas there.
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Today’s themes: crazy low tide, lots of snow melt, and almost no people.
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