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To: redshawk

don’t know where you’re planning on visitting, but if you want suggestions,

Go down to Wells area- or up to LL Bean town, and or Camden area- two nice vacation spots- BUT be prepared for gridlock traffic on the main roads- Take a boat cruise along shoreline if you can swing it- makes for a nice day out- also find out of the way lobster and clam shacks if you like good fresh seafood- if you like fishing- I believe no license is required, and you can fish the rock shorelines and snag soem real nice striped bass as they scour the shorelines, rocklines for food- a good surface plug works well-

If you go to southern Maine- stop in at Flo’s Hotdog stand- it’s world famous- she has a special sauce (kinda liek an onion sauce, but with some great ingredients) and mayo- but be prepared for massive long lines at times-
http://floshotdogs.com/

also check out ogunquit omelette factory- awesome place to eat- - they serve like 30 different omelletes- http://www.omelettefactoryme.com/

Congdon’s donuts is also pretty famous- in wells maine-
https://congdons.com/

A good seafood restaurant is “The Maine Diner”- it’s featured a lot on cookin shows- https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g40951-d504837-Reviews-Maine_Diner-Wells_Maine.html

Billy’s Chowder house is pretty good too
https://www.billyschowderhouse.com/

so many great places to eat in Maine- all along the coast- good fresh seafood- great steak houses- but if you wanna save a bit of money, go inland a ways- coastal prices can be pretty high-


14 posted on 11/06/2019 10:58:23 AM PST by Bob434
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To: Bob434
Don’t forget to drive by Kennebunkport and tips your MAGA hat to da Booshus.. 😎
21 posted on 11/06/2019 11:17:00 AM PST by AFreeBird
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