Another batch of silly maps, because someone has too much on their hands… besides me.
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In Maine, it’s woods. Which could be charming… or slightly terrifying.
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Yay for Maine.
Even our big cities are small.
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Florida residents, please chime in here.
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Yup.
Dinner out is precious here.
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Maine used to have one, and it had a lovely waterfront location not far from us.
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The Maine Yankee Nuclear Power Plant was a 900-megawatt, single-unit pressurized water reactor in Wiscasset, Maine, that operated from 1972 to 1996. As the state’s largest electricity generator, it provided significant power but was shut down due to economic unviability and safety concerns. Decommissioning was completed in 2005, though high-level waste remains in dry storage on-site.
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High level dry nuclear waste storage… on the ocean.
No. Nothing can go wrong there.
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Hard to believe in today’s world, but yes… places that don’t lock their doors still exist.
Disclaimer – maps are posted for entertainment purposes only. Author of this blog does not guarantee their veracity.
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Maine is a gloriously wild and scenic state. We have rugged coastlines, charming villages, ski worthy mountains, pastoral farmlands, peaceful lakes and thick virgin forests.
We’re more than L.L. Beans.
Trust me on this.
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What the Hell Italy?
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I live for these things.
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Is there a poisonous Finnish frog of which I’m unaware?
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Maine is definitely blueberry country.
The barrens are gorgeous in the fall.
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So nobody has to be present to get married in Montana?
Not too disturbing when drawn, but a bit creepy when experienced in person.
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I’m right in the middle, which is where I want to be.
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I thought my state would rank higher.
Disappointing, that.
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Looks like I’m not doing enough drinking.
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Electronics seem to win the prize.
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Mark and Shelly, where do your towns stand on the cow to human scale?
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Don’t laugh. Moose will flat take you out…
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These numbers astound me. My husband and I bought our first house, a 3 bedroom 2 bath ranch, for $45,000. Granted that was in 1985 but the income to mortgage ratio was much smaller then. How many young couples starting out today can afford a half a million dollars home? It’s crazy.