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LOCATION-September 2013 By Sandy Lang Photographs by Peter Frank Edwards Five wheel-spinning days on an across-Maine ride through towns and countryside not often on tourist routes The first questions come from the van driver from Schooner Bay Taxi as
Vacationland: Where we love to stay It is our job to explore Maine. To visit places so stunning and so distinct from one another, it’s hard to believe they can all be found in the same state. Exploring begets explorers—a crew
SEE-August 2013 Hitoshi Tanaka’s The Window of the Sea Wind, 2011, stone and granite sculpture, 7’ x 7’ x 16” “Visitors to Blue Hill can see the blue sky and ocean through this window. Those who visit from the sea
WELLNESS-August 2013 By Sophie Nelson Photographs by Sarah Beard Buckley Oscar Mokeme and the African Center for the Sacred Arts The sky is clogged with clouds and the air thick with tiny pieces of the streets being drilled apart
LOCATION-August 2013 By Sandy Lang Photographs by Peter Frank Edwards I have this dream of sea kayaking again to some of the uninhabited islands of granite and spruce near Stonington. A half-day trip once with friends in balmy August is
SEE-July 2013 Sean Thomas’s Untitled archival inkjet print, 30” x 30” “In July 2012, I spent time in New York City photographing by myself. I set out to cover as much ground and capture as many moments as possible. What
LOCATION-July 2013 By Sandy Lang Photographs by Peter Frank Edwards This summer, we’re sailing into the sunset with full stomachs—spinning a yarn of food, drink, and saltwater racing on the 142-year-old Stephen Taber out of Rockland. We’re at the docks in
FEATURE-July 2013 By Dennis Gilbert Photography by Alison Langley Camaraderie and Sport: the Atlantic Class Inaugurates a New Tradition on Blue Hill Bay Race-day mornings are all about getting the boats out on the water. The residue of
LOCATION-June 2013By Dennis GilbertPhotographs by Matt Cosby “What lies ahead is an endless brunch of briny seafood, sport, sunshine, and romance.” Encased on the nearby wall is a page from the April 2, 1945, edition of Life magazine depicting local
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