Tuesday, August 21, 2007





















A view from the lower 29 looking up toward the upper 117...
If you get up early enough, you'll see the fog roll in and out at Hugh's house.....along with the wild turkeys, and the deer, and the coyotes (but don't bother with the camera, or the wildlife won't show up).

Monday, August 20, 2007

Cruising the Sheepscot River
with Capt. Hugh


Wiscassette, first settlement on our journey...

Looking for a nice spot to stop for lunch....


Gary on the lookout........

Capt. Hugh and First Mate Mary navigating..


Abby is enjoying the ride........


Gary too!




Then back to camp!

Sunday, August 19, 2007

Family Picnic at Portland Headlight
Gaven and Peepa Steve

The Mansion

Stanley at a scenic vista

The Fort is in our sights...

Sam made me go first, into the dark!

Stanley and Steve, in front of the bunker doors at the old fort.

Mary being photographed in front of the Portland Headlight,
the most photographed lighthouse in the world!


A great place to share a leisurely walk - Shane and Laura

Tender Moments.....Uncle Stanley...and

Grace, Gaven and Daddy!

Steve, Sam and Gaven (and Peepa)

Imagine having three grandmas all in one place!

Gramma Grace

Gramma Joanne and Aunt Gracie

Peepa and Meema Hollenbeck

Saturday, August 18, 2007



















REID STATE PARK



















There's nothing quite as relaxing as a roll in the soft grass, and playin' in the sunshine.........with Gaven!










Friday, August 17, 2007

Meema and Peepa finally made it! We were all so excited, we could hardly contain ourselves!




































































Thursday, August 16, 2007



















Where is "Six Eight Whiskey"?



Cony High School

























Shane and Laura........On Togus Pond





















....Nedik Family Estates, past and present.....





























Augusta.........home, sweet hometown.......
Follow us down the trail, through Sherman Forest.... ...a peaceful place on the Sheepscot River