Located right on US-1 in Gouldsboro, Maine sits a beautiful, building that was built in 1884 after its predecessor burned. It was used for Town Meetings and elections from then until 1983. From the website: Exhibits range from tools to tombstones, illustrating early life and customs of the area, local artisans, as well as maritime […]
Sightseeing South Florida style, what a great way to spend a morning, afternoon, or sunset. It was quite a surprising adventure on our guided boat tour. I was amazed to encounter bottlenose dolphins, lumbering manatees, and the elusive alligator. The Indian River lagoon does not disappoint… it is a great way to spend the day […]
Are you looking for a relaxing getaway with views, a beautiful room, access to great restaurants, and even the Sunrise Trail? You must check out The Inn at Schoppee Farm, in Machias, Maine. This historic 1800s farmhouse has been lovingly updated, keeping its Maine charm and ensuring that the farmhouse character remains intact. The four […]
When the great President Teddy Roosevelt learned that they were slaughtering hundreds of white egrets on Pelican Island in 1902, for their beautiful feathers to adorn women’s hats, it came into question, was there any law from preventing him from making the island a federal reserve? When told there was nothing to stop him, he […]
Before there was Hollywood there was Jacksonville, Florida the World’s Winter Film Capital. Easy rail access, diverse architecture, striking scenery and cheap labor led filmmakers from the Northeast to the warmer climate in the early 1920s. Richard E Norman founded the Norman Studios to produce “Race Films”starring African-American characters in positive and non stereotypical roles. […]
In a word; Stunning. The Chandler River Inn is all the beautiful things about Maine hospitality in one place. The original homestead, built in 1797 by a man named Hate Evil Hall (yes, really) overlooked the Chandler River in Jonesboro. Over time, the changes to the building resulted in a gorgeous Inn with all the […]
If you are looking for a little slice of heaven in Washington County, Maine, look no further than the Blueberry Patch Motel. This neat-as-a-pin place has not only motel rooms, but also offer cabins of various sizes. It’s only a short 10-minute drive to Machias, but if it’s peace and quiet you are after, you […]
Full on laid-back Caribbean Vibes at the end of Route 1. The Southernmost islands of Key West have absolutely gorgeous neon blue waters and water sports are everywhere. Hanging out on Higgs beach with a new friend Blake Olson, I was absolutely blown away while he and his friends were showcasing their kite surfing skills. […]
Blowing Rocks beach it’s Florida!!! It looks like Hawaii or Maine with its limestone shore. In Florida this rock called coquina has been used for 400 years. The Spanish used cocquina to build Castillo De San Marcos in Saint Augustine in 1672 The tides and wind bring together coral reefs sand ridges and shells. This […]
Uncle Joe’s has an array of eclectic novelties and finds. Treasures from up-and-down the coast on Route 1. This family owned establishment where you can barter with the owner and have a friendly chat on the stories and history of the antiques, from pirates to mermaids and more, antique, cars, furniture, and crazy fun nick-knacks. […]
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