Monthly Archives: September 2021
Traveling in the Time of COVID – Afternoon on the Quiet Side of MDI
After visiting Little Long Pond, I doubled back to photograph two old churches in Seal Harbor – one on Dodge Point Road (which I have been told is now a private residence) and St. Jude’s Episcopal Church. St. Judes’ holds … Continue reading
Traveling in the Time of COVID – Little Long Pond
We got up so early that we were downstairs before other guests and before breakfast was ready to start. I went out on the back porch of the inn and settled in one of the rocking chairs to enjoy the … Continue reading
Posted in Acadia National Park, Hiking, Maine
Tagged Carriage road, dogs, Land & Garden Preserve, Little Long Pond, Seal Harbor
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Traveling in the Time of COVID – Another Great Day Exploring Acadia National Park, Part 2 – Duck Brook Bridge Carriage Road & Bubble Pond
After lunch at Jordan’s, I have to shop for a short sleeve shirt as the temperature had risen into the 60s; unusual for a late October day. We drive to Duck Brook Bridge wanting to walk the carriage road since … Continue reading
Posted in Acadia National Park, Hiking, Maine, Mount Desert Island
Tagged Duck Brook Bridge
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9/11 Memories & How That Terrible Day That Affected Travel
All of us that were alive on 9/11/2001 have memories of that day that we will never forget. Like the day John F Kennedy was assassinated, we can recall where we were and what we were doing when we heard … Continue reading →