John H wrote:
On Sun, 17 May 2009 20:51:30 -0400, BAR wrote:

John H wrote:
Mrs H wants to go northeast for our next trip. She's got Mysic, CT on
the mind for some reason. One of her friends mentioned it as a nice
place to visit. Anyone know anything about the place?

Also, we plan to take a trip to Maine for a week sometime later this
summer. Mrs H would like to go on a whale watching excursion. Any info
on Maine out there? I've been to Acadia National Park, by motorcycle,
but the weather was too bad to get all the way to the top of the hill
at the park. Maybe it would be worth a visit.

Ideas?
My family owns a farm in Rye, NH, just a mile in from Rye Beach, NH. Dan
Brown of The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons fame lives in Rye
Beach, NH. My mother and sister stalked him and found out where he lived.

Back in 2005 while up there for a week we went on a wail watching tour
of Gloucester, MA. We went across the bay towards Providence. We saw
mama whales withe their babies and all. There must have been 40 or more
whales in all on that trip. Biggest problem was that the batteries in
the camera crapped out after the first whales were sighted. My sister
and her husband went on the same boat two weeks later and only saw 4
whales.

We never make it past the the silver shop across from the salt water
taffy shop in York, ME. All of the women get up from the table at
restaurant at the taffy store before the bill comes and head over to the
silver shop and leave the me with the bill.

Well, they *are* fairly smart, you know. Thanks for the whale watching
tip. I'll add that to my collection of tips for the trip.

Wait a minute. Is Gloucester in MA or ME? We're going to ME. But maybe
we'll have to stop in MA. I'd hate to do that if MA was just a typo.
--

John H

If you are going to ME, the easiest way to get to ME from VA is through
MA. G. MA is about 30 min north of B.town, so it really is on the way
to ME. If you know what I mean.

--
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq.

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