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We took a short stroll up the dirt road to the farm, where a table awaited us — the spread only outmatched by the view of the sparkling blue water in the Fox Island Thoroughfare. Come with us this summer!
Each month, Down East editors select our favorite response to “Where in Maine?” Here is our favorite letter from the February photo of Sugarloaf Mountain.
Situated east of downtown Freeport and accessible only by foot through a mile-long wooded path, Pettengill Farm has stood hidden from the modern world for over 200 years.
If there’s a more versatile potable out there, we’d be mighty surprised.
Can you name this charming town with expansive views? Read our hints and submit your answer. We’ll feature our favorite letter in an upcoming issue!
From “Maine’s Merry Gardens” by George Taloumis, in our April 1963 issue.
A few remarkable stats about the organization Friends of Acadia, and the work it does, from shores to summits.
The first greens of a Maine spring make a soup that’s bright, rich, and perfect for still-cool evenings. Just ask Martha Stewart.
From “The Real Peculiar Railroad” by Charles Morrow Wilson, in our March 1958 issue.
Each month, Down East editors select our favorite response to “Where in Maine?” Here is our favorite letter from our January 2017 issue.
The images of Maine aquaculturists farming clams, oysters, and salmon in the coastal mist and muck were too good not to share this bonus gallery of shots that didn’t make the magazine.