Back in the US of A

So now we dug out our list of items that we skipped or missed and that we wanted to see on the trip home. Our first stop on Monday was Eastport, ME to pickup our mail and to have lunch with Sally and Big Ed Emery, parents of the wife of my youngest son, Jeff. We warned them that we were on the way but they still invited us over to their house where Sally fixed Crab rolls that were just wonderful.

There we are - that's the four of  us.

Some public sculpture in Eastport. This used to be a big fishing town until the sardines were all fished out. The downtown has some nice shops and restaurants. They are working on building a new wharf that will be able to handle some of the cruise ships that ply the northern waters.

This fisherman statue was on the waterfront when Susan and I were in Eastport 20 years ago when Jeff and Ann Margaret were married.

After Eastport we drove down to Lubec where Susan had missed a knit shop. While she was shopping Shadow and I found  beach and I was able to fill my pockets with sea glass.