My Drive into Town HO-Hum

I really don't mind the Drive.


I always go to the post office first,
then through as many scenic ways as possible.
That's if I am not in a rush. No one rushes in Maine.

The Artist is using watercolours, that's hard. I have never tried it.
I like to wipe off my mistakes.

Then I pass Watermans Beach. Lynn Snow lives here.
A famous watercolour painter has a shop in Town.
There is a great Lobster place on the water there too.
One of the oldest Salt water farm's I pass, Cows at the shore line.

Then the hard right turn at the Keag and past the Museum
and into Rockland. The Big Tall Ships are in port alot of 4 masted Barks.

The water under the bridge goes reverse
to the incoming tide. There are always men
Mackerel fishing at the rapids by the Keag bridge

The Art of the Sea Gallery are not very nice people. Some say just Rude.



The Keag store is fun and has great Pizza good cut meats.

The Owls Head Museum has a few weekends
a year that People ship their cars from
all over the states for the Antique Car shows.







They are ubiquitous in the villages
and towns. Some dress up old fashioned
with bonnets. They all look like they are having a ball.

Well It's really not as tall a ship

as the rest, I just missed them sailing up to Camden.

Posted by Yvonne Rosenfield @ La Petite Gallery
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