March 19, 2012    Author : Kate Hotchkiss Taylor    Food    0 Comment(s)

I expected something good – North Haven Oysters always are and Zeb Campbell had just collected these plump beauties from their cold brackish habitat. With pond water trailing from the swaying purple net bag, I bike home, flying across the […]

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March 2, 2012    Author : Eric Hopkins and Peter Ralston    Art    0 Comment(s)

For artists Eric Hopkins and Peter Ralston, island exploration by air and sea inspires the soul, bringing beauty and meaning to the experience of their work.  We are thrilled, honored, and humbled to share excerpts of Eric’s writings from 2010 […]

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March 1, 2012    Author : Grady Watts    Boats    0 Comment(s)

The best time to get on the water in a 26 foot long, 14 inch wide, 30 pound boat, known as a “racing single”, is between sunrise and around 9 AM, when wind is usually absent or the morning breeze […]

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February 25, 2012    Author : Eric Hopkins and Peter Ralston    Art    0 Comment(s)

For artists Eric Hopkins and Peter Ralston, island exploration by air and sea inspires the soul, bringing beauty and meaning to the experience of their work.  We are thrilled, honored, and humbled to share excerpts of Eric’s writings from 2010 […]

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February 24, 2012    Author : Kate Hotchkiss Taylor    History    0 Comment(s)

Lindberghs Captivate the World in 1931 “An hour and a half before they took off, you could have walked across the Thoroughfare on the rowboats,” wrote Ellen Pratt (1906 – 2000) of the day Anne Morrow and Charles Augustus Lindbergh left […]

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February 20, 2012    Author : Charles Curtin    Environment    0 Comment(s)

Bringing Forage Fish Back to the Islands In a world where so much of fishing is a zero-sum game, commercial fishermen compete to survive on ever dwindling stocks of species.  As the cornucopia of the sea becomes an increasingly distant […]

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February 19, 2012    Author : Kate Hotchkiss Taylor    Food    0 Comment(s)

For Nebo Lodge Restaurant Head Chef and Manager Amanda Hallowell, locally and organically grown, produced, and harvested fare is a happy necessity.  Located on the Penobscot Bay island of North Haven, Nebo Lodge is accessible by state ferry out of […]

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February 7, 2012    Author : Jeffrey Romano    Environment    0 Comment(s)

Most hikers who visit Acadia National Park venture to Mount Desert Island and enjoy its many well-trodden paths to popular panoramic vistas.  Exhibiting incredible stonework and attention to detail, these trails are true works of art and an essential stop […]

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February 1, 2012    Author : admin    News    0 Comment(s)

NEWS RELEASE – LIFESTYLE /TRAVEL Contacts: Ellard Taylor: (207) 460-5332, gbh.ellard@gmail.com Kate Taylor: (207) 701-8111, kate@taylorwrite.com Related photography available on request. MAINE ISLAND LIVING – A World of Unique Character and Natural Beauty North Haven, Maine, USA (Tuesday, February 28, […]

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