The summer of 1932 cast a unique light on the quaint coastal town of Ogunquit, Maine. Anticipation crackled in the air, a buzz unlike the usual rhythm of crashing waves and creaking lobster traps. This wasn’t a season for tourists seeking lazy afternoons on the beach; this was a pilgrimage for an astronomical spectacle: a total solar eclipse.
Deciduous trees. Coastal mists. Rustic, timber-framed houses. Salt marshes. Snow. Craggy coastlines. Docks and pilings. Vivid seasons. Cloud drama skies. The magnetism of the New England landscape has drawn a …
Ogunquit, Maine has long drawn artists to its side streets, coves, beaches and rocky shorelines. There’s something about the rustic, coastal authenticity of Perkins Cove. The slow change of seasons …