I would move here if I could...

 My first thought was that Maine is so amazing. Even on our first day when we got to experience our first "nor'easter"...I thought it was really cool.            

One of the towns that we drove to was called Lubec...which is the furthest most eastern town in the United States. We were there during the off season, so pretty much all the shops/restaurants were closed...but it was still neat to see and the views are fantastic. Canada was so close that it would have been fun to pop over for a little, but it was getting to late in the day...so much to see with so little time.

Kim & Jeremy's Wedding

They were married in Jonesport, Maine on April 2, 2011.

Jeremy's parents were nice enough to be our tour guides for the day.  They drove us all over.  We got to see their family's blueberries fields, their boats and where they lobster out of, the town that Jeremy grew up, their Trap shop and Marine shop, & tons of other amazing sites.  And we were lucky enough to score some lobster to have back at the hotel.  If we would have been able to stay a little longer we could have gone out lobstering with Jeremy's Mom & Grandfather...next time though :)  

  It was sad to leave...everyone was so nice and I feel like there was so much more to see.  We can't wait to go back again sometime...maybe in the fall!