After getting breakfast and some supplies at the local Whole Foods Market in Portland, we headed north.
First stop, was to make a short visit with a fellow woodworker in his studio in Brunswick, Kevin Rodel. His shop is in a converted factory, which now houses retail, office and workshops.
Great building.
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| There are hardwood floors throughout |
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| Kevin and Darrell |
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| A courtyard in the center of the building |
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| Interesting halls and throughfares. |
We left Kevin after a nice visit and headed north on Hwy 1. It was a very pleasant drive winding through little villages. Along the way we stopped at a quilt store just a few miles off the main highway. (See next post).
And we also stopped at Lie Nielsen, which Kevin had told us was right on our way.
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| Darrell outside Lie-Nielsen |
We made it to Rockland where we had lunch at a restaurant on the water, The Landings. We had to have lobster, so the only thing that was gf was Lobster Risotto, which we both ordered - it left something to be desired.
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| We had to touch the Atlantic Ocean before we headed inland. |
We left the coast and headed inland, our next stop the capitol, Augusta, where we toured the State House.
After a nice tour of the capital building we continued through Maine, with a few stops along the way to enjoy the scenery.
Then we headed into New Hampshire, where we spent the night in Gorham, arriving just as the sun was setting.
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| My sketchbook of the day. |
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