Tahu Le'a's Travels
About Tahu Le'a
Who: The Crew of Tahu Le'a
Port: San Francisco
19 September 2011 | Tioga Road, Yosemite National Park, California
19 September 2011 | Los Altos, California
15 August 2009 | Lunenburg Yacht Club, Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia
14 August 2007 | Northeast Harbor, Maine
02 August 2007 | Thurston's, Bass Harbor, Maine
02 August 2007 | Thurston's, Bass Harbor, Maine
02 August 2007 | Thurston's Lobster Pound, Bass Harbor, Maine
31 July 2007 | Valley Cove in Sommes Sound, Maine
29 July 2007 | Sorrento Harbor, Maine
27 July 2007 | Southwest Harbor, Maine
22 July 2007 | Round Island, Maine
22 July 2007 | Round Island, Maine
19 July 2007 | Rockland, ME
15 July 2007 | Fox Islands Thoroughfare
15 July 2007 | Seal Bay
15 July 2007 | Seal Bay, ME
12 July 2007 | Camden, ME
09 July 2007 | Christmas Cove, ME
07 July 2007 | Portland, ME
02 July 2007 | Portsmith, NH
Still a Working Town
19 July 2007 | Rockland, ME
Kim
We left Seal Bay monday and retraced our path through Fox Island Thoroughfore, then across to Rockland, one of our favourite towns in Maine.
A decade ago, Rockland was a declining fishing town. Now, there are major events (Blues Festival, Lobster Festival, Boat Shows) and a half dozen good restaurants to attract tourists as well as a still active fish pier a few hundreds yards (doesn't smell great, but...) from Tahu Le'a. Also, it's home to half of Maine's schooner fleet (the half not based in Camden!).
Rockland hosts both one of our favourite bakeries and restaurants (of course). The Atlantic Bakery has great pastries as well as a small restaurant open for lunch. We went to Cafe Miranda with Cabot and Heidi from Chewink; it continued to have great, electic food (even if the menue is huge!). We also love the Farmer's Market, which we went to yesterday; as well as the shopping! Two great stores that we spent much time in were Achipelago, and a used bookstore/cafe.
The pic shows one of the working (with passengers) schooners from Rockland heading out past Tahu Le'a's bow.
A decade ago, Rockland was a declining fishing town. Now, there are major events (Blues Festival, Lobster Festival, Boat Shows) and a half dozen good restaurants to attract tourists as well as a still active fish pier a few hundreds yards (doesn't smell great, but...) from Tahu Le'a. Also, it's home to half of Maine's schooner fleet (the half not based in Camden!).
Rockland hosts both one of our favourite bakeries and restaurants (of course). The Atlantic Bakery has great pastries as well as a small restaurant open for lunch. We went to Cafe Miranda with Cabot and Heidi from Chewink; it continued to have great, electic food (even if the menue is huge!). We also love the Farmer's Market, which we went to yesterday; as well as the shopping! Two great stores that we spent much time in were Achipelago, and a used bookstore/cafe.
The pic shows one of the working (with passengers) schooners from Rockland heading out past Tahu Le'a's bow.
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| Vessel Make/Model: | Morris 46 |
| Hailing Port: | San Francisco |
| Crew: | The Crew of Tahu Le'a |
| About: | Admiral: Sharon Captain: Dave Helmswoman: Kim Mate: Kaela |
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Album: | Tahu Le'a's Travels
About Tahu Le'a
Who: The Crew of Tahu Le'a
Port: San Francisco