We went there today and asked point blank - it’s apparently a dispute between owners.

I switched my account info for autopay a few months ago which made it skip the autopay for the first month and saw similar numbers - it was due to a missed payment which I immediately payed. Take a look at your bill and see if that is the case.

Yes please! I can’t believe this isn’t yet a law.

I believe his terminology was “tourist” before he tucked tail and ran away.

Uh oh - they’re back with a new but same poll. Transplant, here!

We were in a rush. 😉

Natural gas and wood stove here. Keep the therm set to 68 degrees.

Nope - Tributary Pale Ale on draft.

Damn - hindsight is a killer. 🤣

We love Tributary and have been there many times - Tod Mott is legend. As a matter of fact, the pictured beer is a Tributary Pale Ale! 🍻

I 100% do not claim to be an owner or employee of Bob’s Clam Hut.

Tasted great to us and have been there numerous times over the years.

It’s still goin’ so hit it next time your back!

Off-season is magical. 🤣

Not the direction I thought you were going in, but ok, I hear you.

Nah - pretty damned good. But thanks!

I guess you never went to keg parties? 😉

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Thanks for the recommendation!

Kittery - just across the river from New Hampster.

1. Ft. Williams Park (Portland Head Light) - a lot of great buildings historic to the Fort and the park itself is beautiful.

2. Ft. Preble (Spring Point Ledge Light) - historic fort that is just adjacent to the jetty out to Spring Point Ledge Light. Also, walk around Southern Maine Community College that is in the property as most buildings are labeled with what they were back when Ft. Preble was in operation.

3. Cushing Point (Bug Light) - this entire area was a part of the New England Shipbuilding Corp where they built Liberty Ships during WWII.

All three are very scenic and very historic. 2 & 3 are easily walkable between the two via the Greenbelt Trail.

Im going to start with #9 and go in reverse. Thanks!

Agreed - unless you have a strong reason to stay in Boston and have a devout interest in a specific career path, get a degree at whatever school and go explore. I have an undergrad in Public Administration which worked well in the DC area as an entry point (Political / Legal), bounced to Cincinnati and then Delaware doing various things but here I am working in beer in Maine. Over time, unless you are in a specific profession, degree focuses don’t matter.

We have a great one that has a spring loaded perch that drops and seals the access based on weight. Birds up to the size of Blue Jays are not a problem. Squirrel? Shuts them out immediately.