Friendship harbor. Do you see a single boat that's NOT a lobster boat? We were it! Nevertheless, the natives were friendly!
Not surprisingly, there were thousands of lobster bouys as well. It helped that we could safely straddle them in our "cat".
| Our next stop was Northeast Harbor, home to some very fancy boats and houses! Then, after a brief stop in very touristy Bar Harbor, we continued up Frenchman’ s Bay to Hancock Point. Here, we met up with two more of my kids, Meg and Charlotte along with their husbands and kids – three more grandchildren! |
Docked at the float at dusk at Hancock Point. We spent a couple nights on a mooring here.
Above & below: My eldest daughter Meg's daughter Eva (4 1/2) at the helm
Meg's daughter Rose (1) from Guatemala
Nancy on the bow having successfully snagged a mooring. The
large ball with an "H" on it might have stood be for Henry, but
in reality it's for Hinckley (Yachts) in Southwest Harbor.
large ball with an "H" on it might have stood be for Henry, but
in reality it's for Hinckley (Yachts) in Southwest Harbor.
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| There are no photos here of the third grandchild we visited in Hancock Point, my daughter Charlotte's baby girl, Lucy who was born June 16. She was less than a month old when we visited. She does, however have her very own website which you can see if you click here! |
Eva at the helm
Welcome to Downeast Maine!
2006 Maine Cruise - Page 2
