Down East & Acadia

The Taming of the Ledge

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A Bar Harbor landscape architect has developed an intimate relationship with the stones that make up the Maine coast.

Some Kind of Wonderful

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Tinder Hearth Bakery in West Brooksville is rekindling community through food and music.

The Heart of Acadia

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One hundred years ago John D. Rockefeller, Jr., made a fateful decision that would forever change Mount Desert Island and the history of Maine.

The Whale Watchers

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For thirty years a group of dedicated scientists has turned a house in Lubec into a base of operations for monitoring some of the most endangered animals on earth — the North Atlantic right whales that gather each summer in the Bay of Fundy.

Acadia Questions

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Visitors to Acadia want answers.

Mice on Ice

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Jackson Lab has a cool way to ship its rare rodents.

From Farm to Table

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Blue Hill’s Table specializes in fresh, local food in a farmhouse bistro setting.

Play Maine's Historic Links

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Photograph by Greg Currier

Excerpted from Designing the Maine Landscape by Theresa Mattor and Lucie Teegarden; Down East Books; hardcover; 216 pages; $50.

Poland Spring Resort and Golf Course
Leisure in the genteel tradition.

Maine Travel Basics: Q&A

Whether you fly into Portland or somewhere more remote, Maine offers plenty of ways to get around.

Hot Logs

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  • Illustrations by: Michael Ricci

Shona Monroe, of Jonesport, sells firewood. Not an unusual occupation in Maine, except Monroe sells her locally cut birch logs through the Internet in small, perfectly trimmed bundles, and she ships them all over the country to people who think nothing looks better in an empty fireplace than logs from trees that don’t grow anywhere near them.
 

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