Not camping this time, but staying in a cabin somewhere in the middle of Maine, near the coast, though IIwe are on a lake. Go figure.
Here's the best part: my friends who stayed there last year says they have wifi at the campground's rec center!
I brought books, though, just in case.
8 hours of driving from NJ begins very soon....
very nice =D> wanna go as well to a camp :cry: i love camping. did it my whole life. but now i ahve to wait some years :)
:camp crystal lake:
Nice, what town/area?
We own vacation property in Maine, near Bath. My mom's side of the family is from Maine, and most everybody still lives there.
Sounds like fun esteban. Enjoy! :mrgreen:
Hope you're having a good ol' time and that the Turbo withdrawal ain't too rough.
I'm back, and it was a blast. I saw a friggin' bald eagle flying over the lake and land in its nest whilst I was kayaking. That was friggin' awesome. Of course, I was convinced that my friend didn't know what she was talking about and I said, "That's a turkey vulture, not an eagle..."
I was wrong. She was right.
Quote from: nat on 07/11/2009, 08:43 PMNice, what town/area?
We own vacation property in Maine, near Bath. My mom's side of the family is from Maine, and most everybody still lives there.
Word up, I remember you mentioned this in the past. I was in the Damariscotta area (Lake Pemaquid) mostly, but spent a lot of time at Pemaquid Point and Boothbay Harbor, too.
Biking on the peninsula roads (the nicely paved ones, at least) was a treat! There were some poorly maintained roads, but thankfully the views more than compensated for it. I never used those biking shoes that click into the pedals, so it was funny to see me dismounting to ask for directions (yes, I got lost at a certain point...one of the roads totally lacked a sign and I missed it, thinking it was a trivial service road).
Thank goodness there was a decent supermarket with stuff for vegetarians up here. I skewered tofu, soy dogs, veggie burgers and onion rings on our (bon)fires. Yes, dinner turned into blackened chunks of charcoal rather quickly. I still loved dinner, but I don't recommend it my method of cooking to anyone.
Sweet, Damariscotta is a nice area. That's up Highway 1 a bit from our place. You picked a great time of year to go, although family members are telling me it's been raining like crazy over there the past couple weeks.
@ esty: sum piktschers PLZ :D
Quote from: Tatsujin on 08/04/2009, 11:15 PM@ esty: sum piktschers PLZ :D
OK, give me a little bit of time :)