Exeter, NH was the place to be on Saturday, July 17th as visitors stepped back in time to the Revolutionary War during the 20th annual American Independence Festival, hosted by the American Independence Museum. In this photo, members of the Royal Irish Artillery fire away!
13-yr old year Ian visited family in Rhode Island and enjoyed wading in Falls River.
The Maine art community, myself included, never really appreciated painter Rackstraw Downes when he was a seasonal resident of the state. Though he had a summer home in rural Morrill from the 1960s until fairly recently, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a Rackstraw Downes show in Maine. Now that Downes, a New York City […]
Couch potatoes? Not today! Float potatoes rule the day here…everyone grabs a float and lounges in the cool pond waters on this HOT July 4th after the big cookout!
The stillness of the river sets the scene for the perfect kayak trip (still a workout for the arms!) up in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. The river is beautifully nestled in the mountains with a wonderful feel of serenity.
You scream, I scream, we all scream for ice cream!! Matt and I took a tour at the Ben and Jerry’s and took a picture in front of the cowmobile.
Photo taken at the Quechee, VT Balloon Festival, 2010
Taken with my Pentax waterproof camera shot at Mashapaug Lake in Union, Connecticut.
Experience real Maine lobstering aboard the boat, Lucky Catch, in Casco Bay by watching this slide show of photographs. Click on the main picture to advance the Maine lobster slideshow. Get more lobster recipes Read the story: After the Catch View more slideshows of Maine from Yankee Magazine: Maine Coastal Odyssey The Last Sardine Cannery […]
This was taken in Middletown CT
In search of summer on the Maine coast, we dispatched photographer Richard Schultz to capture the sights, people, and moments of a Maine summer.
Ever wondered what it’s like to live cheaply for a month and to paddle 325 miles in a kayak? Try the Maine Island Trail.
