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The
coast of Maine:
5,500 miles of shoreline,
6,200 islands,
64 lighthouses,
and over 400 years of American History.
Painters have tried for centuries to capture the essence of Maine.
Edward Hopper, Winslow Homer, the Wyeths,
and others have given us unforgettable images of sunwashed beaches,
fishing boats shrouded in fog,
old buildings weathered to silver,
and austere ledges softened by bayberry & roses.
But no artist can capture the scent of salt air & balsam,
the crystalline quality of the light,
the crashing or lapping of the Atlantic shoreline in its many moods,
the taste of sweet lobster and fresh wild blueberries.
These you have to experience for yourself--and what better way than at an authentic Waterside Hideaway?
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