Maine, Maine, Maine
November 20, 2009John and I leave for Maine Monday morning and I’m ecstatic! I’m pulling out my winter scarves and packing the new glittens I snatched up at J.Crew last week. We’re filling our iPods with NPR podcasts (hours of This American Life archives—yippee!). John’s parents live practically on the Canadian border so we’ll be breaking up the trip north by staying at charming, little bed + breakfasts on the way there and back. I’m particularly excited for the historic Waldo Emerson Inn in Kennebunk. Ralph Waldo Emerson’s great-uncle once inhabited the home (the oldest in town) and there’s a quilt shop in the carriage house. I’m also eager to explore more of Portland. My fascination with the city began when I stumbled across the Flickr account of artist/creative director Maria Alexandra Vettese. Above and below, some of my favorite MAV images—talk about having an eye! I’ll be posting more about MAV’s artistic endeavors this weekend… Such an inspiration! XX Kate
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lucky! lucky! lucky!
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Here is a neat little store that I heard about from my friend’s blog. It is in Portland so maybe you can stop in along the way http://www.chelliswilson.com/art/come_darkness/01.htm
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I love love love Maine (and Cape Cod and the Vineyard)!! Have a great time! And those photos are simply gorgeous!! The boat one is my fave.
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I love Maine and this post is so pretty.
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Have so much fun! Happy (early) Thanksgiving!
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I hope you have a very happy trip – that inn looks just perfect, how wonderful. Enjoy yourself Kate! :)
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Take lots of photos, especially of the B & B! Do you know which room you will have?
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Yay! What fun! We leave for GA tomorrow. I’m so stoked. Love that necklace!















have fun, that is quite a trek for you. radio podcasts are the best for long car rides. and portland has such good restaurants and bars, please make sure you eat and drink well there! i spent a night there last summer that you can read about here: http://colormegreenanew.blogspot.com/2008/07/maine-part-i-night-on-town-in-portland.html