Not our name, but our passion
There are conflicting sources for the age of the Blow-me-down Mill it is either 1820 or 1891 as stated on the mill itself. Located on the grounds and administered by the Saint Gaudens National Historic Site in Cornish, New Hampshire it was restored in 1990.
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One of the highlights of Acadia National Park and an easy access to many of the park’s attractions is the Park Loop Road. For most of its length the road is one way with opportunities to stop at any spot that catches your fancy. Your
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Across the bay from Mount Desert Island and the main portion of Acadia National Park lies the Schoodic Peninsula. New photo by Wanderlust Family Adventure / Google Photos This was for years a relatively undeveloped part of the park but with the transfer of the
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The Carroll Homestead is a typical Maine mountain farm which was settled by John Carroll and his family in 1825. The property was acquired by Acadia National Park in 1982 and is located on Maine Route 102. New photo by Wanderlust Family Adventure / Google
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One of the first stops on the Park Loop Road in Acadia National Park is the Sieur de Monts Spring. George B. Dorr built the spring house over the spring in 1909 prior to the formation of the national park. New photo by Wanderlust Family
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