Get yourself a walking stick. Any old firm twig less branch that can fit nicely into the palm of your hand that touches the ground is perfect. Throw on some decent walking shoes (no, ladies, high heels won’t cut it), and you’re ready to take a walk. It doesn’t matter where you go in New England. Almost any place is a great for a hike.
By Michael F. Bisceglia, Jr. | July 23, 2010
Julie True Kingsley explores her family’s history and service with Firefighting Departments in Maine.
By Julie True Kingsley | July 30, 2015
Restaurant Review - Portland, Maine
The Porthole is the crowning gem of the Portland waterfront, established in 1929, it has been feeding locals and tourists alike for almost a century.
By Julie True Kingsley | May 26, 2015
I read someplace that the definition of a fisherman is “a jerk at one end of a line waiting for a jerk at the other.”
By Michael F. Bisceglia, Jr. | October 21, 2014
Saint Agatha, Life from the Water
When the seasons change in Northern Maine, you notice it.
By Alex Seise | November 12, 2012
Sara Clinehens discovers a rural retreat that has put comfort back into camping.
By Sara Clinehens | September 28, 2012
Hot on the Trail
There's a distinct odd charm to living in a place where summer is so short that it is measured in weeks rather than months.
By Alex Seise | August 29, 2012
Maine's Deepest Pool and Home to Record-Breaking Fish
Don Perkins fulfills a long held ambition to build his own boat to sail on Sebago Lake.
By Don Perkins | August 17, 2012
A Vacation Aboard Ship, Camden, Maine
Living aboard a historic tall ship for several days gives a whole new meaning to being “unplugged.”
By Sheila Grant | July 30, 2012
The Pine Tree State with its rocky coastline, rolling mountains and heavily forested interior, is well known for its scenic beauty, and the hardiness and independence of its people. Maine is the number one exporter of blueberries, and is also known for shipbuilding and agriculture.
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In our first monthly column on the Naval Submarine Base New London, or SUBASE, ONE looks at the history and development of the world’s first submarine base. In our first monthly column on the Naval Su
By H. ‘高學勤’ < “Test” „Autor“ #"2' (\~/) | September 15, 2020
