Tis the season for a Maine delicacy .. Blueberry Pie..made of course with our very own native and wild berries..bluish in nature.. Not too long ago we found ourselves on the shore of Gouldsboro Bay enjoying a Downeast experience. During … Continue reading
Finally..we were able to get the boat out of the garage and into the water for a brief shakedown cruise in Belfast Harbor. Taking advantage of a break in the cold, wet , nasty weather so far this spring we … Continue reading
It finally stopped raining long enough this past weekend so Kiwi and I could get out for a walk early one morning..I figured the upper end of The Rail Trail would be a good choice as most of our … Continue reading
I haven’t been able to observe the culprit who’s been hard at work on one of the fir trees on our property but I have a pretty strong suspicion .. Pretty low for a nesting spot? Bugs? This early? Anyways … Continue reading
From what I can gather on my Twitter feed..the scuttlebutt is that ice fishing was just extended by two weeks here in Maine. Like I said it’s from Twitter so take it as it is. Has anybody heard anything about … Continue reading
Just a few thoughts on Spring..any time now? How much longer before we are able to head out to our secret spots and start picking these delectables? March hasn’t been co-operating however April is but a few days off and … Continue reading
BANGOR BOAT SHOW… Well it’s officially Spring, at least that’s the designation on the calendar. Things seemed to have been moving along just fine. The ground was bare, the sap buckets were out, the rake nearly made it out of … Continue reading
Meet Forest.. He’s number 17..or 18..or.. (One loses count after 15) 9 week old Forest came to us on Dec 23rd. A sturdy and rugged member of the most recent Guiding Eyes For The Blind F Litter, and next … Continue reading
Living in Belfast has become quite trendy, at least compared to the old days of shoe factories and poultry plants. Belfast has become known as a cruise ship destination, a boutique town, artsy, … cultivated. Of … Continue reading
