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This subscription will be sent to the shipping address of your order. Since 1954, the goal of Down East has always been to hold a mirror up to the state and to celebrate its independent character and unhurried way of life. Today, the magazine is known for its insight into compelling Maine characters, stunning photography and storytelling, reporting on issues shaping the state, and ...
How To Talk Like a Mainer - Down East Magazine
Of course, “sounding like a Mainer” can be a double-edged sword. At 47, Freeport farmer John Schwenk is among those who remember the colorful constructions and lilting intonations of the older generation in his area, now largely gone. For some, Schwenk remembers, that local dialect “was always frowned upon.”.
A Perfect Weekend on Monhegan - Down East Magazine
From Port Clyde, Monhegan Boat Line offers the most flexibility, making two or three trips per day (880 Port Clyde Rd.; 207-372-8848). Hardy Boat Cruises, out of New Harbor, does the trip twice a day (129 State Rte. 32; 207-677-2026). Balmy Days Cruises departs from Boothbay Harbor in the morning and returns in the evening — and does a quick ...
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Since 1954, the goal of Down East has always been to hold a mirror up to the state and to celebrate its independent character and unhurried way of life. Today, the magazine is known for its insight into compelling Maine characters, stunning photography and storytelling, reporting on issues shaping the state, and indispensable insight into the arts, food, travel, and culture.
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Maine’s Abandoned Military Forts: - Down East Magazine
Maine’s Abandoned Military Forts: A Photo Tour. From colonial outposts to midcentury batteries, Maine’s former military forts are bastions of history and marvels of engineering. Photographer Benjamin Williamson captures their splendors, grand and subtle. The view from atop Fort Preble takes in Fort Gorges and South Portland’s spark-plug ...
How Maine’s International Border Got Its Shape
The shape of Maine is nothing if not peculiar. Quite unlike, say, the perfect rectangles of Wyoming and Colorado, Maine flouts geometric sensibility, from its craggy coastline to the great span of its tortuous border with Canada. Most of the U.S.–Canada border, the longest shared border in the world, comprises relatively smooth lines.
Know Your Native Maine Fish - Down East Magazine
Almost 600 of Maine’s 1,200 lakes managed for brookies are listed under the Heritage Fish Law, which protects wild trout from genetic contamination by hatchery stock and bans live-fish bait. Today, the species occupies less than 5 percent of its original U.S. range, making Maine a trustee for this national treasure. Yellow Perch.