Rockland and Lighthouse in Maine on $20 a dayThis is part of an 18 week, 7,532 mile, Vanabode road trip detailed in the
book from Amazon We park alone in the shade at seven a.m. in a small city park in Rockland. The harbors and marinas come alive all around us. We walk the waterfront then out onto a nearly one-mile long rock barrier structure called the Rockland Breakwater. The pier is relatively flat and constructed of thousands of car-sized rocks mined and installed to puzzle fit together perfectly. Above: It takes us nearly thirty minutes to reach the end of the pier where we walk around and touch a decrepit old lighthouse. We devour salads and fruit and nuts in the shady park back on land. We climb on top of the table and eat cross-legged to avoid the biting mosquitoes, black flies, and gnats at grass level. Then we head downtown to see the art galleries and retail shops we surveyed earlier this morning. For thousands of unforgettable experiences on this affordable
18 week 7,500 mile road trip |
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