As you wind your way through Harpswell, passing homes tucked behind trees, and getting glimpses of the coves that surround this ribbon of land in Casco Bay, you finally arrive at the iconic and narrow Bailey Island Bridge that connects
You certainly can drive there, but to fully experience the Dolphin you really need to go by boat. Every person echoed this same advice when I inquired about the Dolphin Marina and Restaurant, which is located on the tip of
September 6, 2014 | Hen Island, Harpswell, and the Harpswell Inn Photographs by Chris Bennett Photography Ryan was living and working in Brazil when he flew Anna down for a gala dinner and his birthday. A long- standing joke between
48HRS – April 2014 Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff: Katy Kelleher, Managing Editor Katy Kelleher, Managing Editor Brunswick is a short 30-minute drive from my home, but I don’t often venture this way, despite the
A-LIST-July 2013 By Joe Hebert Photograph by Julie Qiu Photography 01 Marginal Way Ogunquit Donated to the town of Ogunquit in 1925, this mile-long expanse of oceanfront begins in Perkins Cove and takes you right into the center of
48 HOURS-April 2013 Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff: Susan Grisanti, Kevin Thomas + Emily McConnell Susan Grisanti Editor-in-Chief Friday I have a one-track
A-LIST-August 2012 By Joe Hebert 01 Reversing Falls, West Pembroke Spread your blanket, unpack your cheese and Pellegrino, and wait for the incredible phenomenon that is Reversing Falls. As the tide turns, the once calm water turns loud and powerful, swirling
FEATURE-May 2010 By Nancy Heiser Photographs by Leah Fisher Arsenault Two peninsulas stretch into Casco Bay, forming an irregular coastline of clam-flats, deepwater harbors, and the well of a giant, imaginary harp. Cross the harp’s well—Harpswell Sound—by boat in no
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