Last week, Dara was off from work. We had nothing big planned except for little trips here and there. One trip was over to Lubec, Maine. We dropped Molly off at her kennel and drove over on the 15th. Our first stop was West Quoddy Head Lighthouse. There is a stone monument there that tells you you are standing on the easternmost point of the United States. The lighthouse is one of the most photographed in Maine. I took a bunch of pictures, including some from way out on the rocks looking back. If it had been high tide, then I would not have gotten as many good pictures.
There are several trails around the park, and we decided to go on a short hike. Quincy had a blast on the hike. The views were really nice and reminded us of Acadia. You really can’t beat the rocky coast of Maine.
We stayed one night at an inn in Lubec. The inn was okay, but was right on the water. The view from our room was of the tree in the back. Oh well. The funny thing was that the owner of the inn breeds Berners. One of her Berners hangs out in the inn and her name was Dara. No, I’m not joking. It was pronounced differently, but no doubt about her name. Funny. If we go back, we know that Molly is more than welcome. I proudly showed off her picture.
The picture gallery for this trip should be in chronological order. We spent some time walking along a rocky beach in Lubec looking for sea glass and other “treasures”. Nothing like bringing home a lot of sea junk!
The next time we go back to Lubec, we’ll be heading into Canada for sure. Right now, though, we don’t have Quincy’s passport and if we had gone there, then we’d still be there now. Not sure when we’re going back, but we will.