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A-LIST-May 2012 01 Jewell Island, Portland “If you make one stop in Casco Bay, it should be Jewell Island—it never disappoints,” says captain Warner Ogden of Sea Tow Portland. At the island, anchor in Cocktail Cove, the appropriately named hangout
A-LIST-April 2012 Photograph by Ben Krebs 01 Prouts Neck, Scarborough It’s all there—the seaweed-crusted coast, the craggy cliffs, the frothy gray sea anxious to spray your boots and cheeks. To walk along Prouts Neck is to walk through a Winslow Homer
A-LIST-March 2012By Joe RicchioPhotographs by Greta Rybus
A-LIST-February Special Wedding Issue 2012 By Joe Ricchio Photographs by Kari Herer 01 Cookies Few things will excite your guests more than a dazzling array of apricot-pistachio biscotti, lavender shortbreads, and both chocolate-espresso cookies and sea salt chocolate-chunk cookies
A-LIST-January 2012 By Sophie Nelson Illustration by Kris 01 555 Reserve a two-top along the second-floor railing and treat yourself and your loved one to a most incredible dining experience. Creative comfort food enjoyed in low light above a
A-LIST- November/December 2011 By Sophie Nelson Photographs by Kari Herer 01 Town View Leather “The Ole’ Maine Comfort Classic Moccasin is made with full-grain cowhide, with thick bull-hide leather stitched on for the double sole. The tips are genuine hand
A-LIST-October 2011 By Sophie Nelson 01 Penobscot Narrows Bridge + Observatory While whooshing across the Penobscot Narrows Bridge, which spans the largest river in Maine, its thick suspension cables slice up the idyllic downeast views. But when you look out
A-LIST- September 2011 By Tyler Boucher 01 Sandy Stream Pond Sandy Stream Pond offers a stunning view of the iconic granite monolith dominating the skyline: Mount Katahdin. Accessible via a relatively flat half-mile trail from Roaring Brook Campground, the pond
01 Cape Neddick “Nubble” Light Tourists can’t quite walk to the lighthouse on Nubble Rock, but that doesn’t stop them from flocking to Sohier Park to get a glimpse of the picturesque light. In 1977, NASA’s Voyager II cargo included images
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