Category Archives: Fog

Onwards (and back!) to Mount Desert Island

By B.J. | Published August 17, 2012

Every is very excited to head back at Mount Desert Island again.  Our trip here two years ago was fantastic and we felt that in many ways we barely scratched the surface of all there is to see and do in this area. Deciding how and when to go to Read On..

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Cradle Cove, Islesboro

By B.J. | Published August 16, 2012

NEWSFLASH!  Maine…has fog.  Sometimes lots of it.  Pictures of it are, for the lack of a better description, Not Very Interesting.  Unless it is far off and doing cool things on the horizon, or rolling down upon you, which is does seem to do here. Really, there is fog coming. Read On..

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Boothbay to Rockland

By B.J. | Published August 7, 2012

Or “Seals and Puffins and Porpoises, Oh My!” Our last morning anchored in Linekin Bay was foggy, our first real Maine fog.  We’d had it roll in a little earlier in the week, but never when we wanted to BE somewhere. Our plan was to catch up with some family Read On..

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Maine Bound

By B.J. | Published July 29, 2012

We’re in Maine, anchored there between Peaks Island and Little Diamond Island in a quiet spot.  We’re close to Portland – about a 20 minute ferry ride, but without the bustle and noise of being in the city.  There aren’t a lot of anchorages where you can take a dinghy Read On..

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Trip Reports – Block Island and Block Island

By B.J. | Published June 15, 2010

Yeah, it sounds a little repetitive.  But Block Island at this time of year is nice.  It’s a little too cool for the beaches but there aren’t any crowds.  All of the restaurants are pretty much open and there are few waits.  The only crowds are associated with sail boat Read On..

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Some Proof that We Are Progressing

By B.J. | Published June 30, 2009

So if the equanimity with which one approaches impending disaster is an indicator of your maturity and skill, perhaps we are progressed from the clueless newbies of so many years ago that were baffled by something as simple as a blown fuse or burned out pump. Last weekend we were Read On..

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