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The trip to Maine began early in the morning of the 11th. We loaded up the old mini-van, and headed out on the road. The van began to not want to shift up into third, so we ended up coming home and loading up the old Chevy Cavalier with our stuff (thank goodness it all fit!) and finally headed out at 10AM. It turned out to be a great move, considering that the Chevy gets MUCH better gas mileage. ( It gets better from there (omgpictures, not dialup friendly, most likely!) )
We have a few more pictures in this genre, as well as actual pictures of people, but I'm going to put that in a later post. I can't express and I don't think the camera can capture some of the gorgeous places just contained in a small little route called "the Park Loop Road". We drove through on a overcast day and just looked, not taking pictures, at the mist coming off of the pine trees and the rugged cliffs overlooking the ocean. I can't help thinking that the mist off of the pine trees must be what you see right before you cross over into Faerie.
Every time I come to this little island, it's like I'm coming home. And I'll write more about that later, in my next post.
We have a few more pictures in this genre, as well as actual pictures of people, but I'm going to put that in a later post. I can't express and I don't think the camera can capture some of the gorgeous places just contained in a small little route called "the Park Loop Road". We drove through on a overcast day and just looked, not taking pictures, at the mist coming off of the pine trees and the rugged cliffs overlooking the ocean. I can't help thinking that the mist off of the pine trees must be what you see right before you cross over into Faerie.
Every time I come to this little island, it's like I'm coming home. And I'll write more about that later, in my next post.
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