OMIGOD Cynthia,
The Lobster Shack. We went there, first stop when we got to Maine a few years ago. I’d read about it in a Sunday NY Times foodie review! It was a beautiful experience. For someone who hadn’t had a “real” lobster or clams for several years [only get them when I go home to NY]–it was nirvana.
We got lost driving around to find it–but in getting lost we found some interesting looking places to get back to: a restaurant that featured local food only–proponents of Elliot Coleman. Wonderful fields of wildflowers. I loved sitting at the benches and looking out at a beached rowboat and those wonderful little islands that sprinkle all of the Maine bays.
OMIGOD Cynthia,
The Lobster Shack. We went there, first stop when we got to Maine a few years ago. I’d read about it in a Sunday NY Times foodie review! It was a beautiful experience. For someone who hadn’t had a “real” lobster or clams for several years [only get them when I go home to NY]–it was nirvana.
We got lost driving around to find it–but in getting lost we found some interesting looking places to get back to: a restaurant that featured local food only–proponents of Elliot Coleman. Wonderful fields of wildflowers. I loved sitting at the benches and looking out at a beached rowboat and those wonderful little islands that sprinkle all of the Maine bays.
OMIGOD Cynthia,
The Lobster Shack. We went there, first stop when we got to Maine a few years ago. I’d read about it in a Sunday NY Times foodie review! It was a beautiful experience. For someone who hadn’t had a “real” lobster or clams for several years [only get them when I go home to NY]–it was nirvana.
We got lost driving around to find it–but in getting lost we found some interesting looking places to get back to: a restaurant that featured local food only–proponents of Elliot Coleman. Wonderful fields of wildflowers. I loved sitting at the benches and looking out at a beached rowboat and those wonderful little islands that sprinkle all of the Maine bays.
Your State Park link doesn’t go anywhere useful. Goes to a “no match” search page.
Your State Park link doesn’t go anywhere useful. Goes to a “no match” search page.
Your State Park link doesn’t go anywhere useful. Goes to a “no match” search page.
You need to use the included link and select the park on the first drop-down menu.
You need to use the included link and select the park on the first drop-down menu.
You need to use the included link and select the park on the first drop-down menu.
That didn’t work out the way I thought it would. Let’s try this:
[URL]http://www.maine.gov/doc/parks/programs/db_search/index.html[/URL]
That didn’t work out the way I thought it would. Let’s try this:
[URL]http://www.maine.gov/doc/parks/programs/db_search/index.html[/URL]
That didn’t work out the way I thought it would. Let’s try this:
[URL]http://www.maine.gov/doc/parks/programs/db_search/index.html[/URL]
OMIGOD Cynthia,
The Lobster Shack. We went there, first stop when we got to Maine a few years ago. I’d read about it in a Sunday NY Times foodie review! It was a beautiful experience. For someone who hadn’t had a “real” lobster or clams for several years [only get them when I go home to NY]–it was nirvana.
We got lost driving around to find it–but in getting lost we found some interesting looking places to get back to: a restaurant that featured local food only–proponents of Elliot Coleman. Wonderful fields of wildflowers. I loved sitting at the benches and looking out at a beached rowboat and those wonderful little islands that sprinkle all of the Maine bays.
OMIGOD Cynthia,
The Lobster Shack. We went there, first stop when we got to Maine a few years ago. I’d read about it in a Sunday NY Times foodie review! It was a beautiful experience. For someone who hadn’t had a “real” lobster or clams for several years [only get them when I go home to NY]–it was nirvana.
We got lost driving around to find it–but in getting lost we found some interesting looking places to get back to: a restaurant that featured local food only–proponents of Elliot Coleman. Wonderful fields of wildflowers. I loved sitting at the benches and looking out at a beached rowboat and those wonderful little islands that sprinkle all of the Maine bays.
OMIGOD Cynthia,
The Lobster Shack. We went there, first stop when we got to Maine a few years ago. I’d read about it in a Sunday NY Times foodie review! It was a beautiful experience. For someone who hadn’t had a “real” lobster or clams for several years [only get them when I go home to NY]–it was nirvana.
We got lost driving around to find it–but in getting lost we found some interesting looking places to get back to: a restaurant that featured local food only–proponents of Elliot Coleman. Wonderful fields of wildflowers. I loved sitting at the benches and looking out at a beached rowboat and those wonderful little islands that sprinkle all of the Maine bays.
hmmmm….that sounds great—any idea of the name of the restaurant???
hmmmm….that sounds great—any idea of the name of the restaurant???
hmmmm….that sounds great—any idea of the name of the restaurant???