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·Holiday Parties: Host A Gathering!
·Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village: A Call To Simple Living
·Monhegan Island: Getting Away From It All
·Ice Fishing Moosehead Lake: A Maine Winter Past Time
·Bar Harbor, Maine: Vacationers, Look No Further
·Maritime Museum: Celebrating Maine's Maritime Heritage
·Ballroom Dancing: Maplewood Dance Center
·Admiral Peary House: Quiet Location Lots To Do
·Kennebunk's Franciscan Guest House: The Secret Garden
·Indoor Karting: The Race Is On!
·Portland: Things To Do When There's Nothing To Do
·Hiking Moosehead Lake: Hiking With A View
·Movie Locations: Hollywood Comes To Maine
·Sledding: Affordable Winter Family Fun
·Holiday Shopping: The Kittery Outlets
·Gulf Hagas: Maine's Grand Canyon
·Deer Isle In Bloom: Lupine Festival
·Acadia National Park: This Place Rocks!
·Bar Harbor Camping: Relax And Enjoy The View
·Beach To Beacon: 10K Road Race
·Youngtown Inn: Camden/Lincolnville Best Kept Secret
·Presque Isle: Things To Do In The Heart Of Northern Maine
·Portland Symphony Orchestra: Local Musical Talent At Its Best
·US Bells Foundry: Beauty In Form And Function
·Great Falls Balloon Festival: Fun Family Times In Lewiston-Auburn
·Spa Day: Relax And Be Pampered
·Aroostook County: Come Catch A Brook Trout
·Mount Desert Island Marathon: A Runners Paradise
·Vacation Ideas: Looking For Places To Go And Things To Do
·Historic Libraries: A Cozy Haven From The Cold

 
Maine Things To Do Seafood: Maine, It's All It's Cracked Up To Be!
Posted by mainetodo on Sunday, January 27 @ 16:27:06 PST

Winter,Spring,Summer & Fall: Growing up in Maine you tend to forget that your ability to get some of the freshest seafood is right in your own back yard. As a youngster, I remember driving to the fishing docks to get our lobsters for the family reunion each summer. Maine is known for its sweet, succulent lobster but, it wasn’t long ago that this delicacy was used for chicken feed. Things have changed significantly since then. Whether you cook it yourself or decide to stop in at one of the lobster shacks that litter the coast line you’ll never be disappointed. In additions to lobster, Maine also offers sweet and tender shrimp. Often times a quick drive on route one you will find trucks

with signs offering it on the side of the road. These small, tender morsels are sold at a fraction of the coast of their gulf coast buddies and can be used in so many delicious ways. Crab and clams are plentiful along the coast. As a matter of fact, you can get a one day permit and go clamming yourself to dig up some of these tasty treats. We have spent time with a bucket and rake on Head Beach and ended up with enough to enjoy steamers with hot drawn butter for dinner. Maine seafood is definitely all it’s cracked up to be so enjoy!


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