We had another relaxing vacation week in the yellow house. It is certainly my favorite of the rentals we
have had over the years. I said this in
a past post but our rental was built in 1765.
It is the 2nd oldest house in the area. It’s an ideal location being a 5 minute walk
to town and 10 minute walk to the beach.
As with last year we had mountain bikes to ride, kayaks, and a canoe we
could launch on to Kennebec River. I
have my camera too.
The week was warm being mid 80’s to low 90’s. We had severe thunderstorms roll through mid
week. I haven’t seen that much
lightening and heavy rain in a long time.
Several of the kids wanted to go to the rocks or the beach to watch the
lightening, waves, etc. I thought of
going to one of the piers to do the same thinking I would sit in my truck to
stay out of the rain. I could roll down
the window just enough to clear my camera lens and take time lapse pictures using
the lightening as a flash. I just
couldn’t get past using my metal tripod inside my truck with that much
lightening. It was quite the show. May be a bit too dangerous and wet so we all
stayed in the house.
I headed to Cape Porpoise several times which can be
interesting. The heat can make sky and
the water appear to be very similar in color.
I always like the fog as it can make some interesting pictures.
Not to say I’m a big kid but we went to “Funtown
Splashtown USA”. All of us enjoyed the
rides. I must say the old guys ruled on
the bumper cars …
We went to the beach quite a bit. We walked to the jetty, the cove, and the
rocks. Swimming, body surfing, boogie
boards, and a ladder toss tournament on the beach. We had pizza on the beach too.
I played with Kevin’s rock crawler on the rocks by the
ocean several times. It’s technical,
fun, and slow. I think Kevin likes his
other RC cars that go much faster.
I was up early to get to Perkins Cove to see the sunrise. Went to the “Maine Diner” several times with
different kids as well.
George HW Bush was in town but had fallen and was in the
hospital. I saw former First Lady
Barbara walking on the beach one evening. Yet another relaxing family vacation.
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Sunday, July 26, 2015
Kennebunkport, ME Vacation - 2015
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