Things to do in Maine?!....

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Jodie Rain

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So I live in the UK but I'm coming to America in April I'm a lifelong fan of Mr King and feel as though I already know Maine in a dreamy kind of way! Can anyone give me any advice where to stay and visit etc? I'm so excited!!!;-D
 

Jodie Rain

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Thank you for the advice. I'll be sure to check that link out. I've been watching a show on Netflix.
Apparently Maine has the best water in the world! Maybe I'll bottle some and take it home.
Maybe I'll start belting out bestselling novels! :D
 

Neesy

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So I live in the UK but I'm coming to America in April I'm a lifelong fan of Mr King and feel as though I already know Maine in a dreamy kind of way! Can anyone give me any advice where to stay and visit etc? I'm so excited!!!;-D
You could eat some lobster (lobstrocities?) as apparently East coast lobsters are very tasty :D:chew:
 

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So I live in the UK but I'm coming to America in April I'm a lifelong fan of Mr King and feel as though I already know Maine in a dreamy kind of way! Can anyone give me any advice where to stay and visit etc? I'm so excited!!!;-D
Any way you could put off coming until a little later, say after mid-May? April is not a particularly nice time of year weather-wise in Maine on the best of years and this year I have a feeling spring will be coming even later than usual. What sorts of things were you hoping to see/do, i.e. are you trying to see things that are directly related to Steve's books or just visit places of interest in Maine?
 

fljoe0

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I’ve always avoided Maine for health reasons. I’ve found some of the women there can be quite malicious and scary at times. Apparently some even have chainsaws and wood-chippers... and aren’t afraid to use them. :)

I have a friend that needed to avoid Maine for health reasons too. ;-D Here is an extremely truncated version:

This was about 20 years ago - My friend, Brian is a chef and was single then and used to work the resort restaurants, winters in Florida and summers in Maine. Brian broke up with his girlfriend in Florida and she turned into a bit of a stalker. Brian then started dating a lady in Maine and she came with her own ex-boyfriend stalker. He was a bit on the dangerous side too. We howl laughing about this now but at the time, it was a little scary. He was never sure what either one of his stalkers was going to do. It took a couple of years to shake the stalkers.
 

hossenpepper

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...I have been there...it is BEAUTIFUL...not sure what you're looking to do, but Bangor has many places to stay and eat-it's all individual choice...the downtown is chock full of eclectic places to shop...and the SK bus tour is very entertaining....use this link for more fleshed out detail....
Greater Bangor CVB
Yeah and you can go to the place with some of the best seafood in the world and have pizza like the Giant did... LOL :p