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A personal view of life in a tiny village on a Maine island, with tourism and development encroaching. Quirky characters, an on-going nature log, and lots of insider reviews of what to do on the Maine Coast. Geographically near Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor, but light years away in attitude. Tales from Otter Creek, capital of the world and center of the Universe.

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A personal view of life in a tiny village on a Maine island, with tourism and development encroaching. Quirky characters, an on-going nature log, and lots of insider reviews of what to do on the Maine Coast. Geographically near Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor, but light years away in attitude. Tales from Otter Creek, capital of the world and center of the Universe.

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8MY_MNY Kenneth and Christina Beebe

adminSeptember 23, 2011September 23, 2011

Christina Beebe wanted black, but granite, not metal. She looks at the sleek black Series 8 BMW. “We were renovating…

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In a fog

adminSeptember 18, 2011September 19, 2011

A small boat on the ocean, visibility twenty feet, no navigation system, and close to ten o’clock at night is…

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Shipwreck

adminSeptember 8, 2011September 11, 2011

“Learn the basics for mapping and documenting a wreck site by working with maritime archaeologists. Potential volunteer activities could include…

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SHZA AST Destiny Hesketh

adminJuly 26, 2011July 26, 2011

An excerpt from Maine Vanities Maggie is six years old. She doesn’t drive, but she is a very sweet ride.…

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Meals I would never serve to guests

adminJuly 20, 2011July 20, 2011

A brief flurry of cupboard doors, bowls are snatched from the fridge, a quick pass over a gas burner and…

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MOULES Julia Myers

adminJuly 8, 2011July 8, 2011

An excerpt from Maine Vanities Elegant and articulate, Julia Myers speaks with deep affection for the long and arduous days…

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Murphy visits for the Fourth of July

adminJuly 3, 2011

All across America July Fourth is celebrated with flags proudly flying, fireworks, parades and picnics. In Otter Creek the stars…

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Missing: Fifty granite pillars

adminJune 26, 2011June 26, 2011

Granite chunks edge my gardens, the foundation of the house is granite fieldstone, I make paths with flat granite slabs,…

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Puttin’ on the dog

adminJune 12, 2011June 12, 2011

Their royal majesties Queen Victoria and Prince Albert graciously hosted a dinner party in the neighboring town of Bar Harbor…

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The Rain in Maine

adminMay 16, 2011February 28, 2013

Spring rain can be so constant and so gentle that it becomes a background companion to the day, rather than…

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