The expression about using using honey, sugar not vinegar. Something sweet to draw attention. Like leading a horse to water. But to attract the bees, whatever you are after. To
Slick, polished, smooth when you want something. Snooty and snarky, aloof when you don’t. That is not the way of the lay of the land in Maine. Down home, family
Nothing like a random blog post headline to spike the curiosity or suspect the blogger is off his meds or drinking. No no, reefer madness reference in the neon blinking
Islands in Maine, there are lots. Out in the deep blue sea along the coastal sections of Vacationland. Inland, not so much. Although Maine lakes, some ponds, even wide rivers
Maine, is too much of a good thing a bad thing? When you find yourself living in Maine full time, it is often like a horse put out to pasture.
Maine has fertile rolling farm fields, lots of deep, vast forest sections. The Maine land ideal for raising critters, growing crops to feed the population. The woods to heat and