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Re: Maine in October
[Re: DLJ]
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03/14/2017 03:50 AM
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Posts: 132 Allen, Texas
Stonie
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I know you mentioned renting a small 2 bedroom house, but you should at least look into the Bar Harbor Inn. Beautiful, well kept old hotel that is amazing. Bar Harbor is such a quaint town. Hotel Restaurant has succulent whole lobsters that melt in your mouth. Lobster museum in town that is full of amazing lobster history. Just a thought.
Jerry----No longer looking for that one particular harbor.
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Re: Maine in October
[Re: NWA4Sail]
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09/10/2017 09:53 PM
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Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 553 Maine Coast
Nemos
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Thompson's Cottages in gorgeous New Harbor, adjacent to the famous Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, has a wonderful variety of cottages for rent, all very clean and meticulously maintained. (I have no personal or business connection, only as a perfectly satisfied client.) http://thompsoncottages.net/
Last edited by Nemos; 09/10/2017 10:00 PM.
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