July 29 – It rained during the night but I was so tired I didn’t hear a
thing. I made breakfast then it was time
to fill the water tank and empty the dirty water tanks and unhook the electric
and cable. It takes me a while as I’m
not as familiar with Bill’s procedures.
We left for Maine
around 10 and there was heavy traffic. I
guess everyone
was heading further north for a cooler weekend. Our campground was Blueberry Pond Campground
in Pownal and once we were getting close we thought we might have made a wrong
turn as the road turned to gravel and clay.
But, we Bill called and they said we were on the right road. I hadn’t called Polly until we arrived and we
had a nice chat and planned to meet in Augusta
for dinner tomorrow.
One of the many shops down by the harbor |
I say he's the Gorton Fish Filet guy |
Burnt Island LIghthouse from West Harbor |
We left for West
Boothby Harbor
to see about a stamp for my Lighthouse Society Book and some photos of Burnt
Island Lighthouse. The boat trip to see
it is only on certain days and we would not be around for that but I asked 2
people where I might get photos of it and I walked to the first spot and then
Bill and I drove around the harbor to the other side and onto private property
to see it better. I didn’t get the best
photos, but they were better than nothing.
No one had any idea how I get my stamp so I’ll have send a SASE (self
addressed stamped envelope) to the mailing address to see if they will
co-operate.
Burnt Island Lighthouse from East Harbor |
By now we were getting pretty hungry so we stopped at a little lobster/fish/sandwich
shop along the road, Karen’s Hideaway.
Bill had a burger and I had an awesome lobster roll, packed with lobster
and we shared an order of homemade potato chips and saved the bags ones that
came with our order. I do love lobster.
It was well over an hour drive to the harbor so we headed back and made
a stop in Brunswick
at the Wal-mart to get a new phone charging cord for my phone. The one that worked best I broke when I shut
the console lid in the car on it. We
ended up driving home in the dark and that gravel road was spooky!
I
mapped out our plan for the other 3 lighthouses on my list and wrapped up the
day with a bit of blogging.
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