Peace In the - - - - Hills(?)

[Lawreston]

- - the ones overlooking Camden, Maine(via iPad).

HR

 

[Lawreston]

Another one.

 

[Matthew]

Wow. You sure live in a nice looking place.

 

[Lawreston]

Wow. You sure live in a nice looking place.

) It "looks" nicer via my Carl Zeiss lens rather than the iPad method.

HR

 

[BillTIZ]

Another one.

That's the view I remember.
We were in Quincy MA for the long weekend and took a one day trip to Maine to check on mom and see the foliage. Our first fall trip to New England in many years.

 

[Matthew]

) It "looks" nicer via my Carl Zeiss lens rather than the iPad method.

HR

At least you have something worthy of photographs.

 

[Lawreston]

That's the view I remember.
We were in Quincy MA for the long weekend and took a one day trip to Maine to check on mom and see the foliage. Our first fall trip to New England in many years.

Another quick trip, eh? The view you'll remember might be something like this (Photo #1). The schooners are retired for the winter. Of the two that are at the bottom, covered, Grace Bailey is the ship with the darkest masts. I was aboard her, courtesy of the crew. Pretty spartan when not rigged for sea: hatches removed, sails awaiting transport and storage, tools all over the deck. There were two Day Sailing schooners, OLAD and APPLEDORE III, would be having their last day sails on Sunday(the 18th).
Photo #2 is Curtis Island Light Station, viewed from inside the harbor.

HR