Look around and it hits you, Maine, more room around you.
Unspoiled space, being out in nature with room to roam around in Maine. It hits you sometimes instantly or after a few visits to Maine. As you hike a woods trail or paddle a Maine river or lake, the sense of wide open space.
Something you can not easily find in a crowded urban setting. It’s missing where there are lots of Interstate cloverleaf exchanges and the hustle bustle of population centers.
Maine is rural, unspoiled and offers tremendous amounts of space, peace and quiet.
Don’t you think having plenty of space around you to maneuver is right up there with lots of sleep improving the day to day?
In Maine, the natural beauty hits you. But the lack of what just too many, what lots of people can cause to impact your surroundings. It’s easy to forget how lucky having all this space in rural Maine around you really is.
When you live in Maine, do you think a local forgets how lucky they are?
Does the wide open sense of space excitement diminish as you log more hours in the great state of Maine?
Not if you get out on the water or trek the trails in Maine.
Many come to Maine for one long weekend or a longer string of days and then that’s all she wrote until next year.
When you live in Maine, the outdoor adventure is on tap and always available to sample.
It just takes getting outside and not wasting a season of living in Maine. Berenstain Bears children’s book about “too much television”.. remember that one? You do have to get in a habit of getting off the couch.
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With four seasons, the state of Maine serves up so many opportunities for outdoor enjoyment and recreation.
Small town charm, the locals full of stories and a sense of intimacy, closeness and working together.
The wisdom of the woods, lessons learned in farm fields, working together on the local events, there is a strong awareness of community.
Smart as a whip and doesn’t miss a trick. Talented and skill set rich. You see a lot of those kind of people in small Maine communities. How come?
More hands on direct involvement in the home grown not store bought small town rural communities makes everyone tighter.
All this space helps the process too.
No one bumping into you, less traffic on the roads. Less time spent getting out of anyone’s way or stepping aside to get out of their space. Less time spent trying to avoid or get away from people to “hear yourself think”.
Small, simplified, rich and rewarding day to day in Maine starts with all kinds of space around you.
Simple living in Maine.
That’s what living in small town Maine is like, everything kept simple. Do you have that feeling surrounding you, it is like that around you where you call home now?