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 Byron, Maine---Angel Falls and Maine's Old Man of the Mountain, 2003 Grubby discovered rocks that look like NH's Old Man of the Mountain. Theirs fell down---but Maine's is still there. |
 Mexico, Maine. "The Height of Land", 2005 an overlook above Mexico Maine where the Apalachian Trail crosses Route 17 and a hike into Long Pond. |
 Bar Harbor, Maine, 2006 Grubby loves exploring Bar Harbor. Here are pics from a few days spent there. |
 South Paris, Maine--Streaked Mountain 2006 another climb that Grubby has returned to many times. |
 NH Cog Railway, Fall 2006 Grubby only got to go 1/2 way up it but plans to return another day. |
 Near Bucksport, Maine, 9/30/07 Grubby explores Fort Knox and the new Bucksport Bridge Observatory on his way to Bar Harbor |
 Bar Harbor, Maine, 10/1/07 Grubby can't get up here enough. This is Monday October 1, 2007 |
 Bar Harbor, Maine, 10/2/07Grubby's favorite cafe and more.. |
 Bar Harbor, Maine, 11/13/07 Still MORE of the Harbor---as Grubby continues his mission to hike all 45 miles of the carriage trails in Acadia Park. |
 Topsham, Maine, summer 2007---nearby trails that grubby likes to wander around on. They are short and yet have a nice little river to follow along with some pretty views. |
 Bar Harbor, Maine, 4/19/08 Grubby heads to the Harbor to explore more of the carriage trails. Here are pics from a few days spent there. |
 Bar Harbor, Maine, 4/20/08 Grubby was hoping to complete his quest to finish hiking ALL of the carriage trails. But he still has about 8 miles to go out of the 50. |
 Bar Harbor Oct 10, 2008 Grubby returns to finish hiking the 45 miles of carriage trails. The weather was SUPER!! |
 Bar Harbor Oct 11, 2008 Yes--YES!! Grubby finishes hiking / walking ALL of carriage trails in Acadia Park. |
 Morse Mountain, 11/1/08 Over a mountain and to the beach----a nice little moderate hike near Bath Maine. It was a beautiful day for it. |
 2010-local trail Grubby checks out the swollen river along a local trail. |
 2010-walking the tracks Grubby Grubby walks the tracks and reminisces of days gone buy, when the railroads were strong. |
