The driveway.
The view once you get closer to the water. This is where we see the sunrises.
A night shot
Again, remember, these are thumbnails, so click for a better view.
The yard is about 300 feet deep and 150 feet wide, for a total of ~ and acre. (For those of you who are better at remembering the size of an acre, don't bother to calculate: it isn't a right regular rectangle.)
It backs onto the waters of Prospect Harbor, which, about .5 mile down the bay turns into open water--the Atlantic.
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The driveway. |
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The view once you get closer to the water. This is where we see the sunrises. |
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A night shot |
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There are a lot of old Victorian houses about. Some of them in better shape than others.
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| The neighbors out the driveway to the West. |  |
And, around the corner--about 2 miles--is Acadia National Park. With views of Mt. Desert Island, and Mt. Cadillac.
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| Rocks, lava, granite. And waves. |  |
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| View of Mt. Cadillac to the West. This is where we see the sunsets. |  |
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And, just in case you want to ask a few questions, back to page one.