Spent a few days on Deer Isle, one of my favorite places, and the setting for much of the novel I have been writing for years. Literally, for years. So I wrote some more, and I explored, and I kept a pictorial travelogue, in five parts, links below.
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The sun sets on Dunham Point. |
For more scenes from Dunham, click here.
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Mink, the off-season Isle Au Haut mailboat, only link to mainland. |
For a visit to the truly remote town of Isle Au Haut (year-round pop. 45 ), click here.
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Graves at Greenwood Cemetery, in Oceanville. |
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For more scenes from this most unusual cemetery, click here.
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On the road from the village of Deer Isle. |
For more scenes around the island and Stonington, click here.
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Unloading lobster gear at the end of the day. |
For more scenes on the commercial wharf at Stonington, click here.
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