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Published: September 15th 2011July 29th 2011
I July we stayed in Lubec Maine and drove to The West Quaddy Point Light the eastern most point in the Continental US. From here we visited Campobello Island and the Roosevelt summer home in Canada.
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I live in Beverly ,Massachusetts with my two daughters Maya and Maxanne, and my wife Karen. Karen and I cruised up the coast and across Alaska in the summer of 2008 our daughters Maya and Maxanne joined us for the cruise part of the trip. I love to travel and experience new things. In 2007 Karen and I drove cross country from Beverly Mass. to Corvallis Oregon to see America at ground level. We currently do weekly visits to somewhere we haven't been before. In the fall of 2004 when I was 54 years old they diagnosed me with the affliction ALS . Because of this stupid illness my arms don't wor... full info
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The Inn at the Wharf
Great place to stay in Lubec.
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Our room. What a view.
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Jeanne
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Sylvan, I look forward to your pictures. It\'s like viewing a travelog!
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