Maine

Shrug. That's about how I feel about Lobster, lol

 

If your lobster taste like carbonated cough syrup and horse piss you might be doing it wrong

 

God damned sea spiders. Another absolutely disgusting item from here.

 

Naw, sea cockroaches

 

Lobster
MMMMMMMMMMM
Soaked in butter. A little salt and pepper

 

Never know; they might cook it in Moxie instead of seawater

Unpalatable either way.

 

YACK! My parents and sister are all up in that shit. I'm also deathly allergic though so I'm biased.. The one time I did eat it though (when I found out I was allergic), absolutely disgusting. I stand by my statement.. Too much physical labor for food. Gimme some chicken or cow any day..

 

I wish it was a Moxie. That photo was taken yesterday in Southern New England. No Moxie there. I bought the drink koozie last July at the Shin Pond Campground store. I'll be glad when this virus situation gets better. I'm missing traveling, including trips to Maine.

 

Lol
Something to be said for being allergic.
Hey it's how each one of us rolls.....

I know someone that ate lobster all his life.
One time went out with his wife and had lobster and they took him out in a ambulance.

Never more..

 

There is moxie.
Just got to know where to find it.

 

The wife and I plan on heading up to the North Maine Woods this weekend for a last minute trip. We are looking to do some camping and exploring.

Can anyone recommend some cool sights to see? Cool routes to take? Keep in mind, my taco is stock.

Anyone know any nice campsites up there on or near a nice place to swim? I have been up there a bunch of times and seen the trains. The area is just so big!

No plans are set yet. Where should we go?

 

have you been to the crash site?

I'll look for a map, has some nice camping spots.

 

The crash on Elephant Mountain near Greenville? Yes, that took my breath away the first time I saw it. It does not help I have a wicked fear of flying haha...

 

Bring the Gazetteer, a couple spare tanks of gas, get lost, and see what you can find! That was always my strategy when I'd take off for a weekend of exploring.

 

@SR-71A and I recently went to a Fire Tower on Ross Mt that was pretty cool, and then onto an abandon air field.

 

Anyone know of any mountains with access/drive to the top, open area on top of them, and fields at the base? Trying to scout some new hang gliding sites. All we have are Streaked Mtn (Paris), Will Mtn (Bethel), and we had Mt Waldo up near Bar Harbor area but they shut it down back in the 90s and nobody has tried to pioneer it again..

Puzzle Mountain is doable but i'm not hiking my 16' long, 56lb glider and 100lb harness and gear up it. We have to hike a half mile in to launch at Mt Ascutney in VT and we all are just about dead by the time we get in there..

 

See my post on the previous page, #3349. Not too far from Churchill Dam if you haven't seen the museum. Also, I camped at 9 Mile Bridge in June. Great secluded campsite, but not really any swimming. Tramway across river there, and an old trapper's cabin. Down river about 10 miles is a LARGE wooden planked bridge that crosses the St. John. Pretty neat. There are a few campsites on the river near that bridge. Sorry, can't remember the name of the road.Have fun. Report back!

 

Happy Friday, Mainers.

 

Ordered my lift kit today... dobinsons mrr/mra 2.4" kit... fronts, and leafs should be here soon, rear shocks are on backorder till september... I also ordered JBA high caster upper control arms today.

Does anyone have the removal, and install tool for the ecgs bushing, and seal? Would like to do this as well, while I am in there, and saving $100 would be nice after spending close to $3500 on suspension components. Tax return, and TONS of OT in the last month paid for this endeavour.