It doesn't get better than this!Play bocce on the home court, stroll through the mature gardens, reach down and pluck a sun ripened tomato, lounge around the campfire, put your feet up in the screened patio with a good book.Or take a short walk down to the town dock and take your boat out for a ride or buy a lobster for dinner from the local fishermen.This Mount Desert Island (Bar Harbor, Southwest Harbor, Tremont, Northeast Harbor) home is for sale. See the entire listing here.Tremont MLS ... Read Full Story
Walk to shops, restaurants, school, YMCA, shore path, library. Everything that Bar Harbor has to offer is a short stroll from this fine in town property. Nice backyard that abuts the town ball fields for privacy. Great neighborhood filled with friendly porches, dog walkers, joggers, bikers.See real estate listing
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Why pay high taxes for oceanfront when you can simply stroll down to the "Algerian Coast" in beautiful, uncrowded Seal Cove?Surrounded by Nature Conservancy land on three sides, eagles fly over head daily. You're only immediate neighbor is a summer guest cottage. The road only has six owners including a 65 acer farm, a summer cottage and a few family compounds. Six months out of the year the cove is your's alone. The rest of the year join the neighbors and a few tourists for BBQ's over an... Read Full Story
Wired Magazine's David Hambling has this advice for surviving a Zombie Apocalypse:"One tempting option is to go out there with a flamethrower. Zombies may have a natural aversion to fire, you should be able to ignite several of them with one burst, and it looks spectacular – there's a video of a demonstration here. However, if you check the specifications it has some serious drawbacks. The U.S. Army's M2-2 flamethrower weighed about seventy pounds, and is effective out to around fifty ... Read Full Story
Wired Magazine's David Hambling has this advice for surviving a Zombie Apocalypse:"One tempting option is to go out there with a flamethrower. Zombies may have a natural aversion to fire, you should be able to ignite several of them with one burst, and it looks spectacular – there's a video of a demonstration here. However, if you check the specifications it has some serious drawbacks. The U.S. Army's M2-2 flamethrower weighed about seventy pounds, and is effective out to around fifty ... Read Full Story
1. Slow your fall using the arch position. Unless you’re falling from an airplane, you won’t have enough time to try this step. Maximize your surface area by spreading yourself out using this skydiving technique.* Position yourself so that the front of your body faces the ground.* Arch your back and pelvis and tilt your head back like you’re trying to touch the back of your head to the back of your legs* Extend your arms so that your upper arms are out to the sides, and ben... Read Full Story
1. Slow your fall using the arch position. Unless you’re falling from an airplane, you won’t have enough time to try this step. Maximize your surface area by spreading yourself out using this skydiving technique.* Position yourself so that the front of your body faces the ground.* Arch your back and pelvis and tilt your head back like you’re trying to touch the back of your head to the back of your legs* Extend your arms so that your upper arms are out to the sides, and ben... Read Full Story
Arcadia Publishing has a new book out in its popular Images of America Series. With over 200 historic photographs, Lighthouses of Bar Harbor and the Acadia Region showcases the light houses of the region. We hope to have review copy of the book soon.
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Location, location, location! Affordable, cute three bedroom home with nice in town backyard, neighbor porch, lots of recent updates including new bathroom and office area. Excellent location, walk to down town, YMCA right around the corner for kids/adult activities. Walking distance to Mount Desert Hospital. Minutes to Jackson Lab. Full basement for storage. Off street parking, fenced backyard and no neighbors in the back.Great for year round living or as a seasonal rental investment ... Read Full Story
