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Maine

Maine.
We made it!
Time to settle in for 3 nights, eat blueberries and lobster (pronounced lob-stah), and visit Acadia National Park.
Oh, the beauty of it all.
We spent our first night in Bar Harbor KOA.  Spent the next day on water and land exploring and viewing Maine.  A ferry ride in Bar Harbor gave us an unobstructed view of the rocky coastline and gorgeous mansions from the water.  Exploring Acadia's coastline and Sand Beach on foot gave us a hands on adventure of the park.  Drove over to Searsport to camp for the night after a roadside pullover for a sunset photo, grocery shopping, and coffee in Bucksport.  Dunkin Donuts is the preferred coffee shop in Maine.  They are everywhere.

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