“Get in there and grab your bacon!” “You’ve got to dive!” The fans are standing now, clapping and yelling from the bleachers in the Pulling Arena. Eight young pigs have just been let loose onto the dusty floor, and they’re … Continue reading
I keep finding myself looking for the little black cat—the one written about by author Margaret Wise Brown, who spent more than a dozen summers on Vinalhaven and who penned The Little Fisherman, Goodnight Moon, and dozens of other classic … Continue reading
The footprints, tire treads, and hoof marks on the Down East Sunrise Trail mark not only the number of people who utilize the 88-mile trail but the many ways in which they traverse it. The multiuse trail, which stretches from Ellsworth … Continue reading
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For half a century, the family behind Barnacle Billy’s has been serving lobster rolls and rum punch to locals, presidents, and everyone in between Continue reading
Decades after its creation, Roosevelt Campobello International Park continues to teach and inspire. Continue reading
A sunbathed, beach-shack-relaxing, sensory-underload weekend on Matinicus, 22 miles from the midcoast. Continue reading
On the last day of May, I went for a sail on the schooner Olad out of Camden. I go out on this boat quite often because my partner is one of the mates. It was a beautiful day, but … Continue reading
The Blue Hill peninsula is home to a warm and welcoming community that offers visitors a taste of small-town hospitality on the coast of Maine. Continue reading
Maine’s largest island is a wonderland of diverse ecology where large green spruce and pine trees litter the rocky shores and stop just short of plunging into the sea. In the summer months MDI sees millions of tourists each year, many drawn here by Acadia National Park. Continue reading
