The Maritime Museum at St. Michael's, MD. is awesome with many fascinating exhibits, including boats and lighthouses to wander through. This is a collection of old oyster meat cans, part of an exhibit including an old skipjack oyster fishing boat completely outfitted with all the tools and equipment the fishermen used.
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Ho-Ho-Vermont
In Brattleboro Vermont we walked down the main street looking in the store windows. ~B
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Rockland, Maine
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Almost Ooooops!!!
The hot water heater tank was damp - with a puddle on the top of the tank. Corroded fittings were leaking and some unidentifiable parts seemed nearly gone.The overly high water pressure in the pipes didn't help. The pressure regulator was not working. Why? We replaced it and the corroded gate valve next to it. The gate valve was 'rotten' and could have broken. It was really no longer a valve because it couldn't be turned.
Now, 3 1/2 hours later, things look much better. The top of the new water heater looks like this:And we have a new pressure regulator and an easy to reach, proper valve (yellow handle) just outside the house that can be used to turn off the water in an emergency. ~B
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Cold Graffiti - Yarmouth, Maine
Saturday, December 6, 2008
The Sign of an Empty Mind?
I've heard that "a clean desk is the sign of a cluttered mind". Down the hall was an open door. I feared to enter, suspecting booby traps or even that my shots might not be up to date. ~B
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Eartha in Yarmouth, Maine
Monday, December 1, 2008
Work Ethic
In Eastport, Maine, in front of a brightly painted house, someone made the extra effort to be creative. The split firewood could have been stacked in neat, orderly, but plain rows. But this stack was interwoven with pieces of wood to make it look as if the logs had been stacked within the branches of a tree. ~ B
Blue Berry Land - Jonesport, Maine
Up the coast a piece in Maine, where lobster rules supreme - we also found blue berry fields . . . and then we drove by Blue Berry Land on Hiway #1 - *Closed for the Season*, like most places in this state it seems . . . I'm almost sad I didn't get to experience their "Unique Blue Berry Gift Shoppee". ~N
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