Since we were in Bangor anyway poking around the Central Maine Antique Exchange I thought it’d be fun to go three miles down the road to see the Paul Bunyan statue that stands proudly outside the Bangor Civic Center in Bass Park. He’s a 31-foot-tall local icon that has been greeting tourists and looky-loos since… Continue reading Paul Bunyan Statue – Bangor Maine
A huge rat’s nest of dark tunnels and rooms just waiting for your scampering feet!
This was possibly the most bizarre destination I have ever ended up at. It’d been suggested by several people, and of course the Internet, but no one had much to say about it, just that I needed to go. On this particular occasion I ended up with quite a carload, my mother, a cousin, and… Continue reading Nervous Nellie’s Jams and Jellies – Deer Isle Maine
This morning I decided to go out for another adventure and it occurred to me that I have yet to see any caves in New England. I wasn’t even sure if we have any caves but a quick Google search landed me at the Polar Caves in Rumney NH, which is about two hours away.… Continue reading Polar Caves – Rumney New Hampshire
Acadia is one of my favorite places to go. The park is enormous and has something to offer everyone. It has hiking trails of all levels and capabilities for the athletic among us but it also has a variety of stunning views you can either see directly out your car window or very… Continue reading Acadia National Park – Bar Harbor Maine
An evening out in Old Orchard Beach results in an adventure to find Bigfoot the next day…
Another cave tour – this time with less white lightning and more wailing children.
A lesser mentioned destination the cliff dwellings of Mesa Verda defied the imagionation and inspired such wonder.
This was one of my favorite destinations – the beauty of this pace could engulf your entire spirit. The Jeep was far less appreciative.
I got to meet extinct American Rhinos – and a “horned rodent” among other things.
