As soon as you cross the border into Maine, you find proof that lobsters are a big deal (in case you didn't already know.) Here's a different kind of "lobster tank"!
We had a full agenda during our day Down East, but managed to get to a favourite spot on the water. I love these two boats at the town dock. I don't think they ever go anywhere, because I always seen them. And always take a photo.
This collection of dinghies is impressive.
Not far from the Town Dock, we passed this farmstand and bought local corn, enormous tomatoes, and a cucumber.
Payment is by the "honour system," as at most places like this.
Needless to say, we had a delicious supper!
2 comments:
What great photos, Margaret! I especially
like the lobster tank. :-) You know, my sister used to force our family to watch a slide show of her vacation photos every year, and none of them were ever interesting. Yours are! (Okay, maybe part of the reason I hated my sister's photos was the whole "forced" thing -- but that's not all of it. You can even make a sandwich and chips look interesting.) :-)
BTW, I think your earlier photos of your roses are gorgeous -- why am I not surprised?
Cara
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It's not hard to make a lobster roll look good! They're born that way.
A very sharp eye will notice that I took a bite or two from the sandwich before taking that pic...
Your remarks on the photos are particularly welcome! In one of my "other" lives, I'm a working photographer (my UK/European stuff gets published in newspapers & mags).
Btw, I haven't had a proper vacation this summer. These are pictures of Real Life, the way I live it. Such as it is!
Thanks for stopping in--
MEP
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