Token Yankee Guy Posted April 2, 2007 Share Posted April 2, 2007 So today AJ and I decided to spend the day down at Mount Desert Island which is where Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, and a few other places are. Map of Mount Desert Island So anyway, this place has one road only on/off the island which is route 3, and it can get pretty busy during the summer seasons. I was told that when Bar Harbor hits the peak of Tourist Season...the sidewalks are packed with people and the streets are packed with cars. Interesting huh... So here are some pics from today AJ driving his Explorer Driving through one of the residential districts of Bangor Now going into the heart of Downtown Bangor Before heading to Bar Harbor, we need to get our daily dose of D.D. On the road to our first stop, Ellsworth for breakfast An upscale Inn along the road More driving, woo Me representin' Downtown Ellsworth AJ is all perky and ready for breakfast Riverside Cafe is where we had breakfast in the morning AJ starts the breakfast off with a Mimosa. Which does contain alcohol I had the pancakes with strawberries baked right into the pancakes AJ's meal which was something with spinach and artichoke. All I know is I don't care for spinach so I wouldn't eat it Down at the Ellsworth waterfront. Nothing much to see.... Now driving down to Bar Harbor Cottage street in Bar Harbor We swung by a house where AJ did some propane gas line work on Saturday Another shot of the duplex The main road in Bar Harbor. Imagine this little road packed with people and cars....During the off season, it's really quiet and a lot of places are closed. Looking out towards the Porcupine islands...and a boat AJ asked me if I've been in Bar Harbor before...I couldn't remember...until I saw that building and it hit me like a ton of bricks. Interesting how an off the wall building will spark a memory A shop in Bar Harbor AJ and I walking down the sidewalk I bought a moose for my car. It's so cute. The Bar Harbor Town Green...with protesters which I didn't notice were there until after taking the picture Another shot of the Town Green On our way to otter creek Another shot of the mountains on the drive No one on the road... This is the entrance to one of the houses Martha Stewart still/did own(s). We don't know if she still owns the house. No Trespassers. If you do, Martha will cut you with a melon baller! This isn't a driveway, it's a residential road that winds down the side of the hill. Now we're at Seal Harbor. Looking towards the beach at Seal Harbor Looking out towards the ocean....HI LOU!!! CAN YOU SEE ME WAVING!? Here's a picture of me Somes Sound looking at Acadia Mountain Another shot of Somes sound towards the beach AJ giving a little description of the area around us Now we're on the road towards Southwest Harbor The center of Southwest Harbor This is the Seawall Motel which is where we had a family reunion back in 2001. We knew the previous owners of this place The sign of the Seawall Motel This is the seawall Another shot of the seawall looking towards the motel Again, looking towards the ocean...Now Lou, you must be able to see me waving now Now we head back up towards to Bangor This is the place I did Sea Kayaking back in 2001 This is a CT license plate I bought at the Geddy's shop below The Geddy's Resturant I also bought a California plate T-Shirt 1 I got there and the second T-Shirt I bought there. So yeah, there's the PTR. I'm done Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PhishyBrewer Posted April 2, 2007 Share Posted April 2, 2007 Dude... that place looks pretty far out there. Were you able to get a single to call your mommy when you got there? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Token Yankee Guy Posted April 2, 2007 Author Share Posted April 2, 2007 Dude... that place looks pretty far out there. Were you able to get a single to call your mommy when you got there? Why do you care? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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