There’s something special about this early autumnal time of year in Southern Maine.
September hits and there’s a change in the air causing the eyes of born and bred New Englanders to start to scan the trees, knowing what we’ll see. The first pockets of color, revealing themselves in uneven patches on the branches and leaves of impatient trees.
The Marginal Way is a 1.25-mile long public footpath that runs directly along the rocky coastline of Ogunquit, Maine.
The traditional art gallery model that has served plein air painters, mixed media artists, and fine art photographers for generations still reigns supreme in Maine; but change is in the …
As the town of Ogunquit works through the early stages of the process of replacing the pedestrian footbridge at Perkins Cove, I believe it’s important to reflect on what an …
I walk the Marginal Way scenic cliffwalk in Ogunquit, Maine all year round. You can walk it two times in a row, and have a completely different experience both times. …
Whenever serious weather descends on Ogunquit, Maine, I always feel compelled to take the quick walk from the historic Thompson House (1750) / Hartwell House Inn down towards Perkins Cove …
With the holiday season firmly on our doorsteps, thoughts in Ogunquit tend to turn towards our town tree-lighting, caroling, Christmas music performances, seasonal food, art sales, family events, a beach …
There’s a welcome new addition to the Ogunquit dining scene – namely, The Trap in Perkins Cove. This casual restaurant, with an incredible view, took over the space formerly occupied …
We see a lot from our vantage point at the historic Thompson Farm House (1750) in Ogunquit. We watch as the tide of tourists arrive in late spring and finally …
On December 29th, as Ogunquit, Maine prepared for our 2016 New Year’s Weekend, a light snow began to fall. Nothing makes our ‘beautiful place by the sea’ more beautiful in …