Another day of hiking…This time up Flying Mountain then down to Valley Cove…
… with the children…
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We had time for picnicking and playing on the beach…
…Then back to town for lobster dinner…
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- GailO
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14 comments:
mmmmmmmmmmmmm, I would love any hike that involved getting lobster.
beautiful shots
I love looking at your photos from Maine!
Okay, who left their pants on the beach?!!
The grands look so happy and I love the driftwood-seashell art! They look like African tribal masks. Very creative!
You're makin' my mouth water with the steaming lobster pots! Ohhh, I'm so jealous!
Oh how I miss the lobster! Those grandkids of yours are too darn cute!
Right, I need to know about those shorts on the beach...
and am curious about so many clothespegs in the 3rd last photo.
Those faces you made are ingenious!
Char - You will probably notice that all of my Maine posts have been including food...usually lobster!
CG - Your pics are inspiration for many of my photos!
Susan - Well they are not MY pants:)..can you find someone in the pics just wearing his undies?
Nine-Acres - I miss the crab rolls too:)
VioletSky - OK I'll confess that they are Mr J's pants......the water was too cold to tempt me to take off my clothes and go in!
The clothes pins are used to mark the customers order on the net bags that the lobster and clams are cooked in...
you tell the best stories with your camera~love every one of them here!
Fresh lobster yum, yum.
I'm here via lens us together. You have nice photos here, like your blog.
Those lobster dinner pictures are just perfect--the colors, the composition, and the mood. We had a lobster dinner at the cottage last night, and I can think of few things better. Thanks for sharing, my friend!
Your grandchildren are so beautful! Glad you had a nice vacation. I wish I had some Maine lobster ...yummy
Clear sky, even clearer water, the children, tribal masks (I liked that comment!),LOBSTER--and those shorts. What's with the shorts? Such a fabulous vacation you had!
I so enjoyed visiting and traveling through Maine through your blog. I have never been, but it looks so nice. What a beautiful family you have.
what amazing photos of your trip...just fabulous !
Haven't commented for a while but I have been looking. Gorgeous photos as always. The East Coast is definitely on my travel plans for 2011 so pretty and lobster? Who couldn't resist?
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