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See, they not only say it that way, but spell it that way too. “lobstah’Waiting in line for lobstah, at the Maine Festival, in Rockland Maine. They served 20,000 at last years festival. 20,000!!!!So many lobstahs, so little time.

See, they not only say it that way, but spell it that way too. “lobstah’Waiting in line for lobstah, at the Maine Festival, in Rockland Maine. They served 20,000 at last years festival. 20,000!!!!So many lobstahs, so little time.

The lighthouse at the end of the jetty as we came into Rockland.This is what it looked like just before we got there.That’s one ugly fish, but oh so good.

That’s an unusual one!Traffic jams happen on the water also. This was a regatta going on at the Wooden Boat School that we had to weave our way through.More beautiful pictures of the Maine coastline as we cruised to our next port. 

  Cruising up here is so beautiful! Pictures are great, but they don’t do justice to the beauty of Maine. 

I have about a thousand more. It just kept getting more and more beautiful as we got farther up.   

We spent two days with Bob and Tina Hinckley, Stephanie’s cousins, at their beautiful home and dock in Southwest Harbor.Dinner at their favorite Mexican Restaurant. It was great to see them again. Thanks again for the use of the car and dock.

We took a road trip to the Acadia National Park, Cadillac Mountain, and Jordan Pond.The day was clear, and we could see forever on Cadillac Mountain. These are named Two Bubbles. I think they need to be renamed. What do you think?

Bob Hinckley had a lobsterman load his live box in the dock with about 40 Lobstahs. We just stepped off the boat, opened the lid, and dipped a few. Thanks Bob!We have seen lots of seals, but this is the first one that I got a picture of.Lots of rock in…

Six lobstah, waiting for their hot bath. When we left Southwest Harbor, we wished we would have dipped a couple more lobstah from Bob Hinckley’s live box for dinner. We didn’t let that stop us. While cruising to our anchorage, we stopped a lobster boat…