Three weeks of restoration
Review Submitted: September 22, 2009
Date of Stay: August 2009
We're tempted to not make this place sound good because it might get fully booked and we'd be unable to return... but if you gather strength and peace from listening to water and wind, from watching the brilliant night sky, and from being reminded of the simple pleasures of nature, this is for you. You can choose to be active and do laps in the kayak, and you can also choose to eat too much fine seafood in nearby restaurants. Great, safe place for the youngest visitors as well.
The house is clean and comfortable, the owners more than helpful. We enjoyed Blue Hill and its Marine Environmental Research Institute, the whole Blue Hill peninsula and Naskeag Point, the Blue Hill Fair, Deer Isle and Stonington, the "other places" on Mt. Dessert, and venturing father downeast all the way to West Quoddy Head. But it's hard to beat floating on the pond with loons or reading on the deck with the bald eagle watching from across the water. You can work out a lot of problems by taking an hour to throw rocks in the water with a 2-year-old grandson. By our last-night-dinner at the Surry Inn, with the crackling fire behind us and the sun setting before us, we knew we were better for our visit.
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