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I mean, I presume it has it's issues, but I don't know of any of em except maybe too much clear cutting up north, but maybe that is under control, when FBs came out and got popular, I think clear cutting got excessive. But I'm a tourist and a fan, Ruel knows the real deal, and I too would like...

Hail yeah!!:lol:

Dang Ruel, I thought you were way further up the coast. Next summer, we in!! :drink: 8) :boogie:

That is awesome. How far are you from Freeport

Good stuff, folks. Except for that plate; I doubt any state would allow that

8) 8) Enquiring minds want to know: which is more super cool- the extremely long and awesome coast of Maine, or the extremely huge and amazing interior of Maine???!!!???

Good stuff, Ruel. Praise the lord that Percival Baxter saw fit to buy that land and lock it up as a park after he left the governors office. Baxter State Park - Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baxter_State_Park

Awesome! Dang I haven't dipped a toe in a Maine river....SMH! Have you been to Baxter Park?

Spill the beans, sir. You are the one in the know.

Yup, that's the crazy chit I'm trying to convey.

I saw this a few months ago here at TH, but in case you missed it, there's a few serious Maine accents on the loose here. FTR, I cut for that mill when I first started out, it's in the next town over.:dance:

Bermy, you certainly captured a lot of the Maine vibe in your post- generous, easy going, often humorous people, in a beautiful area. Acadia is truly amazing, the rocks along the shore are so cool. I've spent all these years visiting Maine, worked in the Rangely and Bangor areas too, but have...

Geez you're from VT and you still dig Maine?!? Interesting. I woulda thunk you'd get your woods fix in your home state, no need to travel for it!?!

Sorry for the large size. Anyway this is turning into the grandfather thread! Gigi, that pic is from 1977 but the easygoing Maine vibe is there in my grandfather's face

Wow, Skwerl, I got chills from that, reminded me of time I spent with my Grandfather. He worked in a paper mill and did carpentry as well, building our camp and a few others. He was like a classic Gfather, relaxed, moved kinda slow but very capable, very easy going and good humored, didn't talk...

MAINE. It is quite simply The Sh*t. I basically had a mild case of PTSD from 4 weeks of storm clean up in CT, had the thousand yard stare, was in a bit of a stupor as I headed out for a week up there. About 12-16 hours past the state line, I was back to feeling human, feeling good again. The...