Archive for February 2011 | Monthly archive page

Maine Maple Syrup Cookies

Please go to: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=203180&id=36158500741 to see some great photos by Andree Kehn Photography

Wanted to share with the Camden Windward House followers this new State of Maine concept to help tourists. http://memoir.mainetourism.com/ . If you have any fond memories of Camden, please share with the world.

winter trail

Yes, it’s cold, yes it’s icy, yes the trail markers are covered in snow, yes you still should get out and hike! I compiled a list here of “safe” winter hikes. The hikes have gradual slopes and little chance of getting lost even if you can’t see the markers. Good Luck and always bring a

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Romantic Story

Feb 14, 2011

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Just read a romantic recollection of a couple that were together for 60 years. They met on a blind date and a year later he proposed. He brought her to the bottom of a ski trail, had skiers come down the hill with torches as he gave his love a box that had a circle

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Kristi & Jesse, Greetings, I hope that all is well with the kids, construction and the business. I wanted to thank you for the lovely stay. Our room was splendid (Quarterdeck) and the view breathtaking. I do’t think we had a better breakfast on our trip either. We are both huge fans of the Eggs

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Pecan Pie Cupcakes

Green Inn on the coast of Maine has some great ideas for valentines day 2011.

Greek Pizza Ingredients Pizza Baby spinach Sauce 1 large can of Pastene kitchen ready ground peeled tomatoes 2 cloves garlic Extra virgin olive oil Sea salt Pepper Basil Parsley Thyme Fresh herbs or dried and McCormak’s Italian herbs grinder) White wine Baby spinach Marinated artichoke hearts (goya or imported Italian in glass jars) Pizza Sauce

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We love to cook and bake, share our recipes.

Calling all middle-schoolers who want to keep Camden the “jewel of Maine”, and make sure the kids and pets who live here stay healthy. A large map displayed in the window of the Camden town office shows properties in town painted green where homeowners have agreed not to use poisons on their lawn to get rid

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