Lucy's Maine Adventure

[moosetags]

We brought Lucy to the house today, and started preparing her for her great Maine adventure. We expect to depart in the next couple of days. Lucy is really excited and ready to go. Olivia got packed up today; she is also ready to go.

We are headed to Moosehead Lake to do some kyaking. Then it's on to Baxter State Park. If the park isn't open yet, we'll head to the coast for some serious lobster eating.

We will keep you posted.

[doorgunner]

I've been waiting for this!!!
Another pic trip for us forum members!!
And kayak pics to boot.
lobsta eatin, ahyup
been ta Maine, ya caun't get theah from heah.
Let me be the first to wish you a safe and exciting trip. Tim

[streamer23]

Have a safe trip.

[BillTex]

Hey Brian, let me be the second...er third...to wish you a fun, safe trip. Maine is awesome, we go up there quite a bit too.
Keep in touch and pots pics!

Let me know if you need anything...we know our way around Maine pretty well...and sometime ya can't git theeeere frum heeeaere!

Enjoy, Bill

[yukionna]

Happy Trails! Keep us posted on your travels as you never know who might drop in on you if you travel thru New England!

[wbrownrr]

Yeah! Another trip with Lucy. I am genuinely looking forward to it! Thanks!

[DEITZ645]

Moosetags,
I am envious. If you pass through PA on your way up the coast, please stop by and pick me up I need a break from work.

Have fun and have a labsta for me.

[BillTex]

hey Brian-where you at?

Wish we could offer you better weather here in NE...

How goes the trip?

Bill

[moosetags]

After two days of waiting for severe weather to pass, we actually departed at 3:30 this afternoon (Saturday).

We headed up US 331 and crossed into Alabama at Florala. We continued up 331 through Opp, Brantley, and stopped at Luverne for a few supplies at the Piggly Wiggly. We continued to Rutledge where we had a nice supper at Hook's Bar-B-que. Today is our wedding anniversary, and we thought that we should celebrate at the finest restaurant available. In Rutledge, Alabama, that would be Hook's. Actually, I wanted to go on to Montgomery, but SuEllyn preferred the BBQ place. It was very good, by the way. Their french fries were some of the best I've ever had.

We continued on US 331 to Montgomery, arriving there right at dusk. We picked up I-65 North. We went as far as Birmingham, where we are spending the night in the Flying J parking lot. We're trying out one of our Honda 2000's for the first time. It's cool enough tonight not to need A/C, so we're using just one.

Here's a few pics from today.

Brian

[ticki2]

Be sure to check ahead for campgrounds , most don't open till mid-May in NE . Weather looks a little glumy for the next week , you definately won't need AC . Now that I've rained on your parade , the chowda warms the soul . Have fun and be safe.

[heybeep]

We will be taking the Airstream to its summer home in Kennebunkport. That's about half way to our lake cottage in Princeton, Me. And that's near Eastport, Lubec and Calais (pronounced "Kalis" by the locals. We'll be up there about Memorial Day. Great seafood and fishing. We can canoe to Canada in twenty minutes on 18,000 acres of interconected crystal clear lakes and St. Croix River flowage. Touch base if you'd like to connect.

[briandg]

Glad to see your on the road again, we will spend summer here in Alaska and the hit the road for four months after hunting season. Where are you carrying your Hondas? Always nice to see your travels.

[theknight]

Wishing you a safe and enjoyable trip.Been to Main a number of years ago, I think you will really enjoy it.
Brian

[n2916s]

Maine is beautiful. Keep the horses reined in a mite, there is always the possibility of your odd moose standing in the middle of the road around the next bend.

Once the wild blueberries are in, make sure you pick up a pie (roadside stands all over). Heaven...

mike