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·York Harbor: Enjoy Sightseeing Marine Wildlife
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·Youngtown Inn: Camden/Lincolnville Best Kept Secret
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·Antique Tractor Festival: A Blast From The Past
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·Covered Bridges: Maines Protected Treasures
·Valentine Plans: Maine Is For Lovers
·New England Outdoor Center: Discover Maine's Outdoors!
·Christmas Trees: Cut Your Own At A Local Tree Farm!
·Flagstaff Lake: A Paddlers Delight
·Shipyard Brewing Company: Go Toss A Few Back
·Bar Harbor, Maine: Vacationers, Look No Further
·Boothbay Harbor: Boating Capital Of New England
·Merrill Auditorium: Bringing Entertainment To Portland
·Camping In Moosehead Lake: The Way Camping Was Meant To Be
·Clamming: Dig Up Delectable Treasures On The New Meadows
·Kennebec River: Follow Your Way Down The Rail Trail
·The Super Duck: Portland's Amphibious Tour Boat
·Mount Desert Island Marathon: A Runners Paradise
·Seafood: Maine, It's All It's Cracked Up To Be!
·Portland Stage Company: Theatre For The Everyday Enthusiast
·DiMillo's Floating Restaurant: A Famous East Coast Restaurant
·Real Haunted Houses: Where The Spirits Gather

 
Maine Things To Do Foraging The Forest: Searching For Decorating Treasures
Posted by mainetodo on Wednesday, September 26 @ 17:38:17 PDT

Fall: This is the time of year when the bittersweet is in full bloom. This vine loves to attach itself to trees and low growing bushes and you can't miss it in the woods. The bright red, orange and yellow berries are the perfect blend of fall colors. Bittersweet is a perfect decorating element to add to your fall decor. I often use it to make natural wreaths that are hung on doors or anywhere in your home. The way this viney plant grows, you can form a perfect circle with sprays

time of year looking for pine cones for holiday decorating. Considering this is the pinecone state there usually is no shortage. They are plentiful and easy to find now before the trees start shedding their leaves. I use pinecones for both decorating wreaths and even just gathering them in a tall glass vase and setting them on the mantle and table for a unique centerpiece. You never know what you may spot along the way during a walk through the woods in the fall.


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