Thursday, July 31, 2008

Hampton Beach

Louisa and Monet in a drip sand castle Uncle Scottie made.

Friday, July 25, 2008

Cute Kids!

Making and tasting OJ-Monte loves to cook.

Sweetie Pie
Posing for the camera.
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Pretty Louisa and a tornadao!!




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Saturday, July 19, 2008

More VH pics

This Coast Guard boat came along side the ferry, loaded with cars and passengers, attained the same speed as the ferry, and actually bumped into the ferry! It was startling! We, as passengers, were given no warning at all that this was to occur! There is always someting interesting going on as we cross the Bay.
Another shot of the Coast Guard boat that bumped the ferry.
A view of Penobscot Bay on a beautiful dal with sailboats everywhere.
Just a few of the many lobster buoys around Vinalhaven.
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More VH pics

There was a $30 million dollar fire in Bar Harbor. We did not know that when we spotted this column of smoke when we were walking. I snapped a pic because it was so unusual. A boat building company burned. Vinalhaven actually sent an engine and firefighters over on the ferry to help.
A strange picture of a rabbit high tailing it to cover!
Another shot of the same rabbit.
The big black Tahoe with the Louise on her trailer behind it on the ferry back to Rockland. It was sad to pull her and take her home-but we have fun with her on Long Pond.
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Vinalhaven Pictures

One of the local bunny rabbits!!

Taking flight at the realization that he was not alone. These jack rabbits are all over the island. They come out in the foggy morning and the cool of the evening to graze on the sweet clover. The babies are cute and the adults are big and very, very quick.
Typical lobster boats in Carvers Harbor at Vinalhaven. These are big boats, pick up trucks of the ocean, that are used to set traps and haul traps, then transport the catch back to land to sell it. the Vinalhaven lobster is wonderful. We appreciate the hard work it takes to get a lobster from the bottom of the ocean to our dinner plates.
These are lobster bouys attached with line called warp to the lobster traps resting on the sea floor. They are painted in various colors and patterns, each one for a particular lobster man. There are thousands of them in the waters around Vinalhaven. It looks like an Indian maiden has beaded the sea surface with them. This picture was taken from the ferry as we returned from VH to Rockland-an hour and fifteen minute ride.
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Summer in Cornish


Louisa and Kate enjoying the little pool after playing in the big pool
I am haveing a terrible time getting any blogs throught the MacBook, so am nack to the Dell
Laptop for the time being.
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Friday, July 18, 2008

sweet cream and Louisa


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