East
Blue Hill; Acadia National Park; Ellsworth, Maine
I
got that lobster roll today!! But that’s later. I started my day with fresh, piping
hot popovers! ‘Common Good’ is a soup kitchen in the winter, to raise funds
they serve fresh popovers and homemade oatmeal during the summer. YUM! Check
out the view across the way. And the ocean smell!!!
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| Winter Soup Kitchen |
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| fresh and hot Yes, I bought some mix :-) |
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| Bass Harbor |
I
had an up close and personal tour of a working farm in East Blue Hill, ME
today. My son-in-law’s brother, Eran, works with a group called World Organization
of Organic Farmers. He is here living in a yurt with his girlfriend, Stephanie,
and they work the farm with the owners. It is a small farm, but set within 13 acres
of heavily forested evergreen trees. The owners cleared the land and built all
the buildings from the wood. It is an exquisite place. Eran was here last
winter and learned to use all the wood tooling machines. He has worked with the
wood from chopping the tree to making the planks to a finished household
product. It’s pretty cool.
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| Wood shop Eran's projects |
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| Apple orchard beautiful wild flowers below |
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| snap peas warm from the sun, so sweet!!! |
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| very happy busy bees |
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| Built this rolling crop cover, early start for some crops winter protection for others |
We
took Sheba, dog, along on our tour of Acadia national Park. Arya ignored her. No hissing
even! I’ll just post some pics because it was beautiful!!!
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| Please, PLEASE throw the stick!! |
After
a day of one breathtaking view after another, Eran and I parted ways in the
Walmart parking lot. He went home to Stephanie and I went back down the road to
get that lobsta roll. And it was REALLY good.
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| Look at those big chunks of lobster!! Hardly any mayo. I just ate the meat, the bread and such was kind a lame. |
Tomorrow-Border
Crossing at Calais (Ka-LAY), Maine
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