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We ducked into Damariscotta Lake State Park recently for a quick picnic lunch. It was on the way to the motorcycle repair shop and we were hungry.
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Take out Italians always taste better by a body of water.
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Being after Labor Day we had the place pretty much to ourselves which was sweet.
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Bye bye tourists.
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I know we need your money, but it really is much nicer without you.
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River's world..... 
Perfect picnic place!
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Very peaceful place.
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Nicer without me? Maybe so, but not more historically attractive, because I add an old fossil to the scenery.
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Ha! I do love old fossils. Heck, I married one.
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Beautiful. I like the idea of doing a spontaneous daytime picnic. Filing that away for when my soon-to-be retired husband and I are looking for things to do.
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I highly recommend it.
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That is gorgeous. What is the temperature there this time of year?
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We’ve been in the low 70’s with nights dipping to 50.
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Perfect! It’s still hot here. 😦
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What a serene place to have a picnic lunch. Even the water looks like it’s at peace without tourists.
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Our economy needs them, but the whole state breathes a sigh of relief after Labor Day.
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Tourists be gone! Nice day for the residents to play!
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We live for the months in between.
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YOU ATE ITALIANS?!??!?!?!??
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We did.
We do.
And we like them…
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I often say there’s nothing to see in Minnesota, but as a place to live, I sure am glad I never have to deal with tourists.
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It’s a shame our economy is so reliant on them.
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It’s going to be weird learning to live without tourists here. I wonder where we can pick up some good Italians?
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