My view every morning around 6 o’clock. One day everything was bathed in a soft pink which even lit up the inside of the house. A wonderful show to wake up to.
Fishing hasn’t been as good this year, but occasionally even a blind squirrel digs up an acorn.
Pam and I got the bay window seat for breakfast at Crissy’s in Damariscotta.
Sunset in Damariscotta.
It seems like every village on the coast has one dominant Church with a clock tower steeple. This is the one in Damariscotta.
Here we all are gathered around Smokey. He’s the giant carved bear who stands at the entrance to Checkerberry Road, the winding dirt road directly off of Route 1 which leads to our cabin. If it weren’t for him we would have driven past our turn every time! By the way...look at all those relaxed, happy faces!
The newlyweds spent the first week of their honeymoon in California where they took a picture of their feet in the sand of a beach outside of San Francisco. So, they decided to take a second foot picture in the sand of Camden Harbor.
Me and my boy.
Me and my girl.
There are many others. Maybe I’ll do a part two at some point. We have had a wonderful time, and the 500 plus pictures we have in our Chillin at Pemaquid Pond folder, while probably excessive, speaks to the wonder which is all around us here. The good and glorious news is that in less than six weeks...we’ll be back!!
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