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Category Archives: Maine Vanities
DONKIES Claire Wallace
Haffas Farm. Family name? Think again. “Half-assed, of course,” chuckles Claire Wallace. “My husband and I both had full-time jobs and no spare time, and then we bought a couple of asses without really knowing what we were doing. … Continue reading
TRUSTY David Trust
Is the ice safe? A reasonable question, since every winter, somewhere, someone goes through. But not David Trust, and not his daughters. David has been an ice fisherman for most of his life, as were his dad and his grandfather. … Continue reading
Posted in Day to day, Dramatis Personae, Uncategorized
Tagged Acadia National Park, Maine Vanities
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SEWBIZE Kathy Stanley
Showbiz was not in Kathy Stanley’s mind when she created this combination of letters for her vanity plate. The owner of two fabric and sewing stores, and with over 100 miles between the two, she is just sooo busy. And, … Continue reading
MOULES Julia Myers
An excerpt from Maine Vanities Elegant and articulate, Julia Myers speaks with deep affection for the long and arduous days helping her husband run Abandoned Farm, Maine’s first cultivated shellfish operation. Her plate is MOULES, French for mussels. Her husband, … Continue reading
Posted in Day trips, Destinations
Tagged aquaculture, Damariscotta, Maine shellfish, Maine Vanities, mussels
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