The Father of Acadia
Photos: Day 5Day 5 featured a trip to the top of Cadillac Mountain, the highest point in both Acadia National Park and the surrounding area. It was named after Antoine Laumet de la Mothe, sieur de Cadillac, a French explorer and relentless self-promoter. Photos: Day 6Day 6 featured a trip to Thunder Hole, offering some impressive crashing waves at high tide; dinner at Jordan Pond House, offering decent food and a spectacular view; and sunset over Eagle Lake, as viewed from Acadia's Park Loop Road. Day 7Day 7 featured multiple long walks: an early morning walk for Alison and Liesl, a mid-morning walk along the coastal path for me, and a hike for Alison, John and Becca. Oddly enough, no photos were taken today. Sorry about that. Tomorrow, however, the group will start to expand as the first guests arrive in advance of Friday's wedding celebration. I expect that many photo opportunities will present themselves. Tidbit
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McBride Janet
7/28/2019 06:07:15 pm
Fabulous! 👍. Keep the photos coming and most importantly your enjoyment! Love you guys! ! 😘❤️🙏
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Jennifer Payne
7/29/2019 09:47:44 am
I’d love an explanation of why the dog is always in a stroller and never walking. Is he a dog with a disability? Are dogs prohibited from the parks and you’re holding him out as a napping baby at check points? My dog would leap out of that thing in 2 seconds. Yours seems completely at home in there.
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7/30/2019 11:05:45 am
Well, Sophie Grace, although she is only 5 years old (her birthday was yesterday, in fact), has bad knees. After she walks about 50-75 yards, her kneecaps pop into a weird position and she resorts to a bunny hop for another 20 yards, after which she stops dead in her tracks.
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