Honeymoon in Maine
April at the Omni in San Antonio, before flying to Boston
The view from our hotel window in San Antonio
Michael in Portsmouth, NH, examining the maps to our undisclosed honeymoon location
200-year-old church in Kittery Point, ME
Ft. McClary, Kittery Point, ME
Hallowell, ME Historic District
April and Michael at our undisclosed location, Alamoosook Lakeside Inn, Orland, ME
April at Alamoosook
View of Alamoosook Lake
April says it was a perfect honeymoon
The bridge between the inn and Bucksport, ME
Michael at the inn
Michael, April and a lobster in Belfast, ME
Dice Head Lighthouse in Castine, ME
Where the woods meet the sea in Castine
April on the beach at Moose Point State Park
But Michael didn't see any moose
Acadia National Park
Dean Hill Cemetery in Orrington, ME, where some of Michael's Nourse ancestors lived
Heading north, Mt. Katahdin in the distance
Fall colors in Smyrna ME
On an Amish farm in Smyrna ME
More fall colors in Smyrna
But who notices the trees when you're in love?
April in the inn's breakfast room, fog on the lake
April at an old church in Camden ME
Michael and Curtis Island Lighthouse, Camden
April and Michael on the Camden harbor cruise
Our first boat trip of the afternoon
Michael on historic Chestnut Street, Camden ME, with Mt. Battie behind him
April on Washington Street, in Camden
Under sail on our second boat trip of the afternoon
Aboard the Schooner Surprise, built in 1918
Captain Jack says that "Aye aye" is the nautical term for "yes, dear." Captain Barbara agrees.
Dessert and tea at Whitehall Inn, Camden ME
The Edna St. Vincent Millay room at Whitehall Inn
Our Website
Special thanks to Dave and Eloise McGinnis for giving us this trip as a wedding present
Alamoosook Lakeside Inn
The History of Castine, ME
The Amish community in Smyrna, ME
Edna St. Vincent Millay poem, inspired by the view from Mt. Battie, which Michael read to April in Camden
The Schooner Surprise