Mudflingin Fools were not joking when she told me the mosquito is the state bird.
Lots of boxes! Lovely views!
Creeping myrtle looks a lot like lowbush blueberries.
Camping at Thomas Point Beach is super fun. I need to sign up for next year's event.
Eating clams dug from the mud flats by Ford at 9PM with lots of melted butter= divine.
Letterboxers are a brave and generous bunch when it comes to trying our foraged fare. From the potluck food to our jams, I think everyone had a taste!
There are a lot of partridge berries in Maine. There are also a lot of chokecherry trees. Oddly, there are very few autumn olve bushes in Brunswick, making it difficult for me to describe what they are to curious people.
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