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The streets and views of Camden, ME, where Doug took us.The mountain in the background is Mount Battie just outside Camden, ME. How did it get its name? Stream coming down from Mount Battie.

Beautiful views of the rugged coastline, and the homes built on the rocks.This is a picture of our charts of the area. It gives you an idea of how rugged it is.A video, as we cruise, of the coastline.

Yes, Tammy, we made a stop at another of your favorites, Federal Jack’s, in Kennebunkport. We also drove by your house. Way cool!This sign is in the middle of the bridge between Kennebunk and Kennebunkport.This one is for you Joe!

Is this a postcard picture or what, of Portland Head Light.Beautiful views from there. The Annie C. Maguire shipwrecked here on Christmas Eve 1886.

More homes overlooking the water in Kennebunkport. What is the fiberglass pole on the fire hydrant, you ask. It is so the Firemen can find it when the snow covers it. What a beautiful place Maine is in the summer, but you couldn’t pay me to be her…

Where Stephanie took me for my Birthday. I loved it honey, and I love you!We took a road trip to Kennebunkport. Beautiful homes overlooking the water.  

The Brady bunch, at one of their favorite spots, Becky’s Diner. Love you guys!What a great time we had with them. We will miss you all. Let’s not make it so long next time.

Lunch with Rusty and Nancy, at Two Lights, at the Lobster Shack.Strawberry rhubarb pie, and four forks please.Road trip to Portland Head Light. 

The President Bush (41) compound in Kennebunkport.St. Ann’s, the church the Bush’s attend.You have seen this door in many news stories while George H.W. was president, as they would come out of church.One of the few beaches in Maine.

Learning how to juggle.At Ri Ra, an Irish bar, with Rusty and Nancy in Old Port.No, no labstah on the pizza at Flatbread. They didn’t have it!