Are your retiring? If not,I hope your bringing a job with you.There's no "real money" jobs like down your way.
It's a much different life.

Your welcome.No need to pick just one.Just toss a dart and pick one and just do one at a time.

I've been busy lately so haven't been anywhere for a bit.Once things slow down a bit,hopefully can get back out and enjoy some more road trips.

Plan your trip to the pine tree state for leaf peeping,here guys:

MaineFoliage.com - Maine's Official Fall Foliage Website

 

Absolutely, my work can be online and my wife works with animals. I have been ready to go but I did marry a younger woman, so she's not quite there yet.

 

Good morning, stay cool and have a trouble free day Maine.

How is the foliage there? In my area it sucks so far. Dull colors. Could be because it hasn't rained in a couple weeks

 

I like it, need to find one like that in IL.

 

Good morning and have a sunny fantastic Friday Maine

 

"Let us put our minds together and see what life we can make for our children." - Sitting Bull


Life in Maine with uncle mi'kmaq and his nieces.
Mosquito Mountain,The Forks,Maine.

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post17554100

 

Awesome!!!

 

Agree, great pics.

 

Good Morning, everyone, it's a beautiful crisp morning of 29 deg here on the farm in Maine.

 

That is a great veiw!

 

I guess this channel doesn't get as much use as some of the other regional channels do. Either way, I send you all a warm felt good morning.
We had some frost on the old pumpkin this morning for sure... the dogs' water bowl was frozen solid.... 21 deg at 5:30 am.

 

Was down to 29 here this morning, can't wait to relocate to Maine in the next couple of years!

 

Do you know what part Maine your look at to relocate to?

 

The wife wants coastal, mostly above Augusta. We've spent the last few years in the Trenton area, we are constantly checking all the real estate apps, eventually well find something. I would like to check out the Greenville area next year close to water, but the better half likes the ocean.

 

Well folks,spring has sprung! You know what that means? Time to unthaw and enjoy the pine tree state.

First up this season,it's my first time over to Isle au Haut.Who's ready for a boat ride?






Here we are.The big town of Isle au Haut.Population: 73