We finished up on Little Cranberry yesterday with a morning visit to the island's artist coop art gallery, the recently opened Ashley Bryan "Storybook Center" and the island museum which had a new and interesting exhibit on the history of the island's long term summer and year round families. After lunch on board we transited the four miles to Northeast Harbor and moored in time to spend some time on the porch of the Asticou Hotel enjoying drinks and snacks and a revisit to their Japanese garden. Today we took the free island bus to Jordan Pond (pictured) in Acadia National Park where we hiked the three mile path around the pond and again enjoyed some drinks and snacks in their outdoor restaurant overlooking the pond. Jordan Pond is one of the most popular attractions in Acadia and unlike our solitary walks on the islands we were joined by a small throng of tourists from various states and countries. Tomorrow morning we will revisit the Thuya Gardens on the hill overlooking the harbor and then depart for a meandering three day trip back to Camden.