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| The day was very rainy and cool, so after updating our blogs we took off to visit Beech Hill Farm, a project of the College of the Atlantic. In Maine, the growing season is too short to grow tomatoes very well, but these wre growing and luscious in the hothouse! |
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| Beautiful zucchini blossom and fruit. |
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| Kale, lettuce, scallions for sale |
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| Turnips and Onions |
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| Beets, Leeks, carrots, onions |
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| Potatoes and cabbage... |
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| One of Craig's cool photos! |
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| After the farm, we went to Bar Harbor and visited a yarn shop. I found some really lovely Malabrigo 100% merino worsted weight yarn, |
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| Wound it into a ball.... |
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| For the digital license plates... |
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| Another one for my collection... |
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| We decided to take a hike up to see Bubble Rock. The walk was foggy, but also pretty! |
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| This is Bubble ROck. It is a glacial erratic. It is HUGE! |
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| Craig walked around the bottom of the erratic. He took this picture from down below... |
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| A nice family took this for us...see the view of Frenchman's Bay? |
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| Came up behind this one on the way home...it was such a good day! |
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