A little of Acadia

After a brief nap after the whale watch, we went to Acadia National Park. Arlene noticed that I’m old enough to get a senior pass to all national parks for the rest of my life for $10! Wow! that’s half the regular one day admission charge for a car just for Acadia! There was one more admission checkpoint to go through, where I pulled out the card and said, “Woo hoo! I’m a geezer!”

Acadia is known for mountaintop views over the ocean and rocky shores. We didn’t get up the mountains, but we did see plenty of rocky shore, like this

and this

and this.

There was also a lovely lake, Bubble Pond, where we stopped and walked briefly. But after walking a mile to downtown Bar Harbor for the whale watch and a mile back, we didn’t feel the need for a lot more walking exercise.

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male born 1944 mathematician by training, software engineer by profession; retired since Labor Day 2013 birder, cyclist, unicyclist, eraser carver, knitter when possible