Thursday, July 23, 2009

Maine Coast Days 5 and 6

Well it is time to update the blog with photos from days 5 and 6 on the Maine coast. The photos are below with descriptions.

On day 5 we visited Owls Head lighthouse just south of Rockland. This lighthouse makes you realize how dangerous it is navigating the water at night or in the fog.



Restroom on the walking path to Owls Head lighthouse.


View of the water from the path to Owls Head lighthouse.


Another view of the water from the path to Owls Head lighthouse.


Owls Head lighthouse keeper's house with the lighthouse in the background.


Owls Head lighthouse


Abby playing with rocks on the beach below Owls Head lighthouse.


Owls Head lighthouse from the beach below.


Owls Head lighthouse from the beach below.


Abby playing with rocks with her aunt.


Day 6 was spent around the house after two busy days. I did take a short trip to Belfast to get some shots of the harbor and city from across the bay. I was restless in the evening so I set out to Fort Point lighthouse to take photos. Afterward, I stopped by Stockton Harbor to get some late evening photos.



View of the bay from Stockton Springs.


Belfast Harbor


Belfast Harbor


Belfast from across the bay at low tide.


My grandmother's house from the back.


Fort Point lighthouse


Fort Point lighthouse


Fort Point lighthouse bell tower


Stockton Harbor


Slideshow


Maine Vacation 2009 - Images by Steven Christy

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Maine Update

I am trying my best to keep the blog updated with new photos from the Maine coast. The photos below are from days 3 and 4 of our trip. Click on the slide show at the end to visit the gallery with all of the photos.

Day 3 was spent at the Stock Springs Community Church and around the house in Stockton Springs.



Church bell from the steeple that was removed last fall.


Inside of the Stockton Springs Community Church.


Inside of the Stockton Springs Community Church.


Penobscot Bay shore at low tide.


Penobscot Bay shore at low tide.


Penobscot Bay shore at low tide.


Dad and Uncle Rick relaxing in the swing.


Penobscot Bay at high tide just before sunset.


Penobscot Bay at high tide just before sunset.


Penobscot Bay at high tide just before sunset.


Day 4 was spent in Belfast and Fort Knox just outside Bucksport.



Abby looking like a lobster outside a restaurant in Belfast.


Downtown Belfast.


Downtown Belfast.


Boats in the Belfast harbor.


Abby sitting on a canon at Fort Knox.


Fort Knox sign and canon.


Outside wall of Fort Knox.


Abby attempting to lift canon balls.


Inside the outer wall of Fort Knox. Many gun ports are located here.


The parade grounds inside Fort Knox with Bucksport in the background.


Ginny and Abby on the roof of the fort with Bucksport in the background.


The parade grounds at Fort Knox.


View of Bucksport from Fort Knox.


View of the water in Penobscot Bay at sunset.



Sunday, July 19, 2009

Maine Coast

It has been a little while since I have posted on my blog. I have been busy with family and catching up on other work that needed to be done. Now I am on the coast of Maine on vacation. In the next few days I will be adding vacation photos. Check back daily for updates. On to the photos...

First, here are a couple of photos from our first day.


This is the Penobscot Bay view from my grandmother's house in Stockton Springs.


Here Abby is throwing rocks with her grandmother.


Photos from day 2.


Abby being silly.


Penobscot Bay shore line at low tide.


Abby sitting in a Kayak.


Another view of the Penobscot Bay shore line at low tide.


18th century reenactment at the 250th anniversary celebration of Fort Pownall.


Abby touching the fog bell at Fort Point lighthouse in Stockton Springs.


Abby smelling a flower at Fort Pownall.


Abby, Aunt Val, and my mother at Fort Pawnall.


Abby playing with rocks at the Stockton Springs harbor.


Boats in the Stockton Springs harbor.


Penobscot Bay at high tide.


Abby playing with my Aunt Val.


Here is a slide show of the photos. Click on them to go to the gallery.