MAINE
My great grandparents bought a house on the coast of Maine in the 1950s - and it's still in the family after all these years. I know this makes me lucky.
Every summer we drive 6 hours to spend a week catching crabs, clearing the path through the woods, eating ice-cream,going to bed early getting up early, and trying not to spend too much time looking into our phones.
It's real good.
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| My Dad is good at preventing neck sunburns. | 
| I picked up some rather dangerous sparklers at a gas station en route. | 
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| Alden fishing with finesse, but no luck, off the island's swing bridge. | 
| Geriatric Style | 
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| These boys are not my sons but look the part. | 
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| My cousin harvested mussels from the rocks and made the most bangin' Thai style dinner. | 
| Daily dose | 
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| The water is always really freaking cold. | 
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| Our second annual trip to Eventide in Portland, ME. I'm Really glad I like oysters now. | 
| Still torturing my cousin Stephen after all these years. | 
| Eric faked out Josie so she'd go first, thus saving him from disaster. | 
| My magical most amazing sister Alden | 
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| These dogs have it So Good. | 
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| Life jackets were necessary on this very windy maiden voyage | 
| This big blow up raft floated ashore last year, it immediately became a fixture in our water play. | 
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| Photoshoot with Alden in the fern grove. | 
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| Stephen at a disadvantage due to his side's termite damage. | 
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| Alden the unassuming siren | 
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| Sal not being very ladylike | 
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| Alden hunting for periwinkles | 
| Some great family photos from summers in Maine. | 
| My dad in the stripes above, and jeans below. | 
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| Thank you so much Granny. | 










1 Comments:
Absolutely gorgeous pics and what a lovely gift from your great grandparents!
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