Morning light on Camden Harbor and Curtis Island
Lincolnville General Store
Wild Maine blueberries at the Camden Farmer’s Market
Afternoon sail out of Camden
Curtis Island Light
Owl’s Head Lighthouse
Mitchell Point Lighthouse in Port Clyde
Sunrise over Camden Harbor
I think that the coast of Maine is just about the most perfect place to spend the summer . . . I even love the fog that rolls in over the ocean most mornings 🙂
A sunny afternoon in Belfast, where the Passagassawakeag River (no, I did not make that up!) meets Belfast Bay:
Kayaking on a small pond in the evening light:
Dice Head Lighthouse in Castine:
Foggy morning views at Fort Point State Park:
Grindle Point Lighthouse on Islesboro:
A foggy afternoon in Camden Harbor:
After an epic evening thunder and lightening storm, the next morning all of the fog was washed away and the Camden hills looked beautiful in the sunrise:
Curtis Island, in the mouth of Camden Harbor:
Curtis Island lighthouse at sunrise:
One of my favorite treats, available only in Maine!
Footbridge in Belfast during a foggy early morning run:
Foggy early morning kayak on the pond:
Afternoon sail on the Sloop Anjaca out of Camden:
Views during an early morning run in Camden:
A beautiful and serene week spent on North Haven Island, off of mid-coast Maine . . . is there ever a more beautiful time than mid-September??
The small village at North Haven’s ferry docking.
We rented a beautiful home on a 52-acre peninsula at the end of Crabtree Point.
Crabtree Cottage was a beautiful home-away-from-home.
Our home included a beautiful infinity pool, patio, poolhouse, and fire pit.
Kayaking on one of the many sunny afternoons.
Moonrise above Crabtree Cottage.
The view on the ferry ride to North Haven Island.
Holy Donuts in Portland was a worthwhile stop on our way up the coast.
This historic building was transformed into a community pizza parlor on the weekends, and a gourmet market during the week.
The outdoor fireplace was perfect for marshmallow roasting.
We took a day-trip to explore mid-coast Maine, including a visit to Bowdoin College in the town of Brunswick.
I always make sure to drink plenty of blueberry soda when in Maine 🙂
A long dock to the kayak launch.
Late in the day on Mile Long beach at Reid State Park, all to ourselves.
A tomato bar – better than a candy bar! – at Portland farmer’s market.
North Haven Island is very quiet, especially after Labor Day.
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I was so happy to have a reason to return to mid-coast Maine this fall, to attend the make. wear. love knitting retreat, hosted by Amy Herzog of CustomFit. I was able to take some amazing classes, and still had plenty of time to visit some beautiful locales along the coast – it was like two trips in one!
We’ve just returned from an idyllic ten days in downeast Maine, exploring Bar Harbor, Mt. Desert Island, Acadia National Park, and the entire mid-coast. Although it was high tourist season – and it showed – nonetheless we found it beautiful, peaceful, and the ideal place to while away the summer days.
