You Want To Move To Maine..But What About Work, A Job?
Consider "buying" a Maine job. Like this convenience store or whatever dream you have in mind for a business. You are good with people, a hard worker. And frankly, they…
Maine..What You’ll Like Most Is What We Don’t Have.
Maine...it's what is missing where you live now in your day to day routine.
My Aunt Ruth Had Over 30 Horses On A Maine Farm.
Riding horses in Maine was part of a fun childhood for many boys and girls at my Aunt Ruth's Camp Little Ponderosa.
Years Ago, Three Generations Under One Roof Was Not Uncommon.
Maine Multi Unit Gives Everyone In The Family, Young And Old A Place To Call Home Under One Roof.
Moving To Maine…You’re Ready To Own A Farm!
Spread Out On A Maine Farm And Enjoy Roaming The Woods, Tilling The Fills Or Watching Critters Munch Grass.
On A Maine Farm, You Grow Up But Never Lose The “Farmer” Part.
Maine youth working in Aroostook County farm fields learn work ethic early on, watching their brothers and sisters and parents toil in the sun, a labor of love, survival.
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