Every place you visit has something special that you can jot down on a postcard...a few words that may capture what you are feeling at the moment. For me, Acadia would be a book, it is that memorable. First there is the rocky coast with it’s towering , unexpected views of the ocean from breaks in the pines. The quiet, mysterious marshes with flashes of sun reflecting off the shallow water. Standing on top of Cadillac Mountain watching the sun going down over the off shore islands. Buying just caught lobsters from the locals for $7.00 a pound. I haven’t even mentioned the hiking or the coach roads with their hand built stone bridges. You can’t capture this magic on the back of a postcard.
Every place you visit has something special that you can jot down on a postcard...a few words that may capture what you are feeling at the moment. For me, Acadia would be a book, it is that memorable. First there is the rocky coast with it’s towering , unexpected views of the ocean from breaks in the pines. The quiet, mysterious marshes with flashes of sun reflecting off the shallow water. Standing on top of Cadillac Mountain watching the sun going down over the off shore islands. Buying just caught lobsters from the locals for $7.00 a pound. I haven’t even mentioned the hiking or the coach roads with their hand built stone bridges. You can’t capture this magic on the back of a postcard.