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Yeah, North Haven is a quiet place these days. Pop. peaked in the 1850's, going down ever since.
Not unlike Islesboro which had several dozen stores and shops on the island before 1900. These are sleepy times on much of the coast of Maine. There was a peak on North Haven of 1000 people living on the island 150 years ago, today it's between 3 and 400 year rounders.
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- Guess the Maine Harbor?
- Stonington?
- One of my favorite restaurants...
- Different Stonington
- Stonington
- I've got just the spot for you.
- Here's a photo of how close to Stonington this spot is.
- The little spot between George Head Island
- Those are interesting spots.
- Webb looks nice. What about Burnt Cove on the west side?
- I think Gail R has been in Burnt Cove.
- Then further up is Crockett Cove, I haven't been there yet either.
- Somewhat open to the SW, no?
- I still tell people, fuel and provision before you leave Western Penobscot Bay.
- And miss out on Browns?
- Yes, my death by diesel experience there.
- Browns once had a great market. The dinghy dock gets pretty thin at low tide.
- Yeah, North Haven is a quiet place these days. Pop. peaked in the 1850's, going down ever since.
- Browns once had a great market. The dinghy dock gets pretty thin at low tide.
- Am I the only one...
- Yes, my death by diesel experience there.
- And miss out on Browns?
- I still tell people, fuel and provision before you leave Western Penobscot Bay.
- Somewhat open to the SW, no?
- Honestly cannot remember ...
- Then further up is Crockett Cove, I haven't been there yet either.
- I've been to Burnt Cove
- I think Gail R has been in Burnt Cove.
- Webb looks nice. What about Burnt Cove on the west side?
- Those are interesting spots.
- I've got just the spot for you.
- Stonington?