My Travels With Don
Maine, 1995
Acadia National Park
It is a 16-or-so hour drive from southern New Jersey to Acadia National Park, just outside of Bar Harbor, Maine. Our route was up the Garden State Parkway, across the Hudson on the Tappen Zee Bridge, across Connecticut on the Merrit Parkway and up into Massachusetts. Route 90 takes you near Boston and Route 495 takes you around Boston. From there, it's up Route 95, through a few minutes of New Hampshire and into Maine. From the Maine border it is still a few hours to Bar Harbor. We camped at Mount Desert Narrows Camping Resort, right out on Frenchmans Bay. For Jersey boys, the scenary is stunning.
Where the mountains meet the tides. Hiking along the endless rocks is a great deal of fun.
A beautiful sailboat.
This lighthouse appears in all of the picture books of the Maine coast.
A tiny bonsai created by the wind.
This clear tidal pond supports a variety of creatures.
A pine near the summit of Cadillac Mountain.
This lighthouse appears in all of the picture books of the Maine coast.
A tiny bonsai created by the wind.
This clear tidal pond supports a variety of creatures.
A pine near the summit of Cadillac Mountain.
