Little Cranberry Island, Maine
Howdee all,
The second Island we toured on our Cranberry Island trip
Little Cranberry Island
Islesford is a picturesque harbor town on Little Cranberry Island just southeast of Mount Desert Island, Maine, providing spectacular views of Acadia National Park. Access is provided by a local mailboat or tour boats from Northeast Harbor and Southwest Harbor. Several interesting shops, galleries and artisans reside here. The Islesford Historical Museum (operated by the National Park Service) shows ship models, tools, and photographs that reveal island life during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Admission to the museum is free. (Islesford Photos) via Acadiamagic.com
While walking around the island I found this beautiful piece of bark
What do you think? Will this take off in the jewelry world?
Men can wear Bark Bracelets too…
A few artists shops and Restaurant at the end
Pottery displayed in the window..Lichen covered shingles
Purdy Dingys..
Cranberry Islands~Great Cranberry
Howdee all
While in Maine we took a boat to two of the Cranberry Islands.
We took the ferry boat from
Southwest Harbor
It was a beautiful clear morning..
The water was like glass…
The first Island we went to was
Great Cranberry
Nestled just 30 minutes by ferry southeast of Mount Desert Island, with superb views of the mountains of Acadia National Park, the five Cranberry Isles host a year-round community of lobstermen, boatbuilders, and craftsmen, as well as numerous rusticators who’ve been returning each summer for years, if not generations.
Great Cranberry Island, the largest of the Cranberry Isles, has a truly commanding and spectacular view of Mount Desert Island and the mountains of Acadia National Park in Maine. Located near the southern entrance to Somes Sound, you can view Manset, Southwest Harbor and Somes Sound to the northeast from the public pier. Sutton Island and Northeast Harbor are to the north. Little Cranberry Island and Islesford are to the east. via AcadiaMagic.com
Lupine
Fixer upper
Homes with views of Acadia and pastures
My favorite home on the Island
This was growing on the roadsides~don’t know what it is but it had a lovely pink color
More views of Acadia
The darn artifact in my camera is bugging me…see it top middle..
Time to return the camera again..
Flowers planted near the Museum and Café
stay tuned for Little Cranberry Island
