Part of the appeal of our state is the sense of nostalgia Maine invokes and visitors exploring our small towns may feel like they are captured in one of the vintage post cards one finds in the antique barns dotted along the coast. Here, you can experience the past as you stroll through the streets...or in some cases, the street! In our small villages, time stands still when you are well off route 1.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
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These look like they could have been taken 100 years ago!
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ReplyDeleteThese are lovely, but even more so because of the snowy coating. It's like a fairytale.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Lauren!
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