The salt water air is such perfume to me. The skies are fantastic. We just stared at the ocean for extended periods of time. I visited two quilt stores and one needlepoint store. I was looking for thread and thimbles. Found thread, no thimbles anywhere. Here are some highlights of what I saw. There was so much I should have take photos of, but I was too hot or tired to take out the camera.
We stayed at the Beachmere in Ogunquit and at Captain Jefferds Bed and Breakfast in Kennebunkport- both of which I highly recommend and we had been there before. I could spend blocks of time in Ogunquit- just walking the beach and the Marginal Way. Too bad it is such a far drive.
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| We stayed in the top room, River Green at Captain Jefferds (the trapezoid windows). |
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| View from the room roof. My husband just loves to sit and stare there. |
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| Sunset in Kennebunkport from the bridge |
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| The harbor in Kennebunkport. The large ship is a restaurant. |
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| Along one of the Kennebunkport beaches, early morning. |
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| Me enjoying the seabreeze at Ogunquit |
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| The Footbridge in Ogunquit |
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| Ogunquit beach at low tide |
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| Nubble Lighthouse |
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| Love the rocks along the Maine coast- this would make a great quilt! |
2 comments:
This is my idea of a dream vacation Linda! Your photos are wonderful!
I stayed in the Patio room when I was there with Marlene in March. Sara and Erik were so wonderful to us during that difficult time. I drove up from Albany after my buddy called to fill me in on what was going on and I was glad I could be a support to her. I had never.been to Kennebunkport and loved it, we made a hard situation into the best possible time. Glad you guys crossed paths!
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