
First stop in the state of Maine – a short, 2-night visit with friends and former California neighbors Jeannie and Jeff at their lovely coastal home. Although the weather wasn’t looking good Friday morning, we donned our raincoats (just in case) and set off on a path through the 295-acre Beech Hill Preserve, hoping to take in the 360° view of Penobscot Bay, Camden Hills and the St. George Peninsula. Our hopes were dashed upon reaching the summit of Beech Hill as the clouds closed in.



We were able to have a look at the 1913 restored sod-roofed hut and the remains of a stone circle. Jeannie captured our hiking memories with her photos.




We tidied ourselves up and went out for dinner at Archer’s, a terrific seafood restaurant with a harbor view, where our evening began with drinks and Oysters Rockefeller. Thank you so much Jeannie and Jeff. It was sad to say goodbye, but you gave us wonderful memories and a perfect introduction to the state of Maine.
It was a joy to have you! I’m hoping we can squeeze in more Spittle-time before you bust out if Maine! Of course, it has been sunny since you left 😏 We hope you are getting the golden rays in the Freeport area, too ☀️
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We would love to reconnect before we head out. Let’s stay in touch. Enjoying the sunshine down here. What a gorgeous state you live in!
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So nice to see Jeannie and Jeff! It has been so fun to follow along on your travels.
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We had a great time with Jeannie and Jeff…as if we’d just seen them rather than the eight years it’s been! Thanks for following along.
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