Day 2

Went to Cadillac Mountain, which is the end of the Appalachian Trail and said to be the first place the sun comes up and last place goes down.

Gregg walking up granite rock face
This owl was at the Visitors Center watching to see WHOO was arriving.

You can see where it’s possible when tide is out to walk over to the island.

How neat to rent one of this at the park, instead of trying to park and maneuver a big truck. ( we are in a Jeep Compass suv)
Need a bouy?
Tree reflection in the water.
Love the weather vanes
Coos
Rumford Falls, ME

This is on the Androscoggin River

82° today. They think it feels like a heatwave, we think it feels great.

Sunday River Covered Bridge, Maine
This is found in Newry,Me. It was a quite ski village.
Fiddleheading is a long-standing Maine tradition. It’s an annual adventure to trek to your local river-flats to pick the ferns before they unfurl in the Spring. Locals prize their picking-spots like a secret family recipe;
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