[Tempera Painting, Seascape], Lat/Lon (44.2811, -68.3269), 18 by 12 in, (46 by 30 cm),
I.V. Passmoore, 1996

As I was eating Lobster, I was painting. Don't ask me how the Lobster tasted; I was busy working.

Nearby, an excellent bakery furnished superior sticky buns. The only time I've tasted better was in Alma, New Brunswick, Canada. Perhaps it was the

Little Notch Bakery, 11 Apple Lane, Southwest Harbor, ME 04679, (207) 244-4043

Series Description: Acadian National Park is worth visiting regularly. Near Bar Harbor, it can easily be a brief detour on the way to Nova Scotia via the Bluenose ferry. See also the inland Second Roach Pond series.

A selection of 10 more titles in this series --
Expecting Rain | Cranberry Island cleaving Sea from Sky | Maine's Marine Beauty | Southwest Harbor, Maine | Striper Fishing with Passing Schooner | Unattainable Coastal Maine Real Estate | Notable Bar Harbor, Maine Population | Urchin Foraging through Intertidal Zone | Gathering Uni for Afternoon Sushi | Picture of the State of Maine |

Summary of titles in the "Maine Coast Vacation" series --
7 Tempera Paintings | 1 Oil Paintings | 1 Watercolor Paintings | 1 Pastel Paintings |