Stonington, part three.

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Heading out of the harbor proper, we found some scenically beautiful spots.

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For gorgeous coastline, it’s hard to top Maine.

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We drove at will, no destination in mind. And sometimes cutting down side streets resulted in dead ends.

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Like a marina we didn’t know was there.

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Other times there were loop roads….

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With extremely peaceful seating.

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And if you want peace and quiet? Take a tip from that guy.

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He certainly had the right idea.

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23 thoughts on “Stonington, part three.”

      1. For me, to just be one with nature. To be part of nature without disturbing it. Having the birds and bears and foxes see me, but not notice me, not be scared to approach and say a friendly, “Hello.”

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    1. British Columbia is full of spots like this too, mostly without the storms that bear down on the eastern coast. I have never seen even 10′ waves on the BC coast, whereas in Cape Breton I saw 50′ waves, and there was no hurricane.

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