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5 Maine Dream Towns
If a visit or relocation to the “Pine Tree State” is in your future, you may want to consider exploring some of the state’s smaller, lesser known towns. Although famous for its pine forest mountains, rugged, craggy coastline, sea faring history, and wonderful seafood, there’s so much to love in Maine.
Camden – Jewel of the Mid-Coast
Camden is known for windjammer cruises, world-class yachting, and winter sports galore. If a film location scout needed a classic coastal New England village, complete with church spires, turn of the century architecture, and a picturesque harbor, Camden would be an excellent choice. Known as “where the mountains meet the sea”, in the 1980’s, Camden was designated by several publications as a “Great Place to Retire”. Since then, Camden has seen the thoughtful development of excellent schools, waterfront trails and walkways, pedestrian-friendly shopping and dining venues, and several notable festivals, including the Camden Windjammer Festival. Take in the breathtaking view of Penobscot Bay, Maine’s largest bay, by hiking to the top of Mount Battie.
Caribou – Back to Nature
Rugged, outdoorsy types are drawn to Caribou, the most northeastern city in the US. Situated along the Arrostook River, and bordering Canada’s New Brunswick province, its scenic beauty and wide-open spaces beckon to those in search of a “back to nature” lifestyle. As a top producer of dairy cattle, broccoli, and potatoes, Caribou’s fertile farmland lends itself to a self-sufficient existence. As a matter of fact, Caribou is the largest grower of broccoli on the East Coast. When the fields are plowed and the work is done, enjoy year round fun on local cross-country skiing, hiking, snow mobile, and ATV trails.
Bath – Relive History
To experience a step back in time and a bit of nautical history, visit the quaint town of Bath. Located along Maine’s southern coast and the Kennebec River, the seafaring village of Bath is where, over four hundred years ago, early settlers built and launched the New World’s first ship, the Virginia. World-renowned shipbuilders, Bath Iron Works, maintains that tradition today. Their motto is: “Bath Built Is Best Built”. From one impressive structure to another, Bath is also home to many excellent examples of Greek Revival, Federal, and Italianate architecture. Stroll along Bath’s tree-lined avenues and waterfront pathways for a real taste of Maine’s coastal charm.
Bethel - Big Adventure In A Small Package
Do not be fooled by the diminutive size of Bethel. This tiny village in west central Maine is not short on action! Although off the beaten track, Bethel is surrounded by 3 alpine resorts, 4 Nordic ski centers, and is heralded as the state’s Nordic Ski capital. When the snow has melted, there’s fly-fishing and paddling along the tranquil Androscoggin River, where you may spot a bald eagle or hear the loons calling to one another. Not the outdoorsy type? Then you may want to immerse yourself in Bethel’s artist colony culture and enjoy the work of local musicians, carvers, writers, potters, chefs, and weavers.
Northeast Harbor – Pristine Tranquility
If you dream about a day of unparalleled sailing and a cozy evening enjoying a bowl of steaming chowder or a plate of succulent Maine lobster, Northeast Harbor could be the place for you. At the southern end of Mount Desert Island, and the entrance to Somes Sound, Northeast Harbor is the epitome of a quaint Maine village. Sailors from around the world drop anchor here. Boasting the only fjord on the east coast, it is also home to the Asticon and Thuya Gardens, which are spectacular from early spring through mid-summer.
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Breathe Again:Best Of Toni Brxton $11.42 Disc 0:No track list availableDisc 1:Breathe AgainUn-Break My HeartHe Wasn`t Man EnoughI Don`t Want ToHow Could an Angel Break My HeartYou`re Makin` Me HighLove Shoulda Brough… |