It's pretty, even on the inside: Lucky Catch Cruise to Fort Gorges
Why does Fort Gorges seem to taunt Portlanders so?
It sits out in Casco Bay in full view of the Eastern Prom - easy to see, but not easy to get to.
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All in a clay's work: Skeet shooting at Varney's Clay Sports
In that prized position over the family room fireplace - where keen shooters might display a pair of bony antlers or a taxidermy goose - I could mount half a dozen pigeons.
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Like walking on water (close enough, anyway): Paddleboarding at Cinnamon Rainbows
It's about as close to walking on water as some of us are ever going to get.
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Back in the saddle: Horseback riding at Carousel Horse Farm in Casco
The first time I went horseback riding, I learned a lot about bees.
That's right. Bees.
A high-heeled sprint: First Annual Stiletto Challenge
I must've missed High Heel Day in high school.
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The alleys of Bayside: Bayside Bowl almost ready to strike
Turns out, all the night stalking was unnecessary. The elaborate surveillance - in 20-hour shifts, breaking only for short naps on the G&R Dimillo's patio - was all for naught.
Shear curiosity at Good Karma Alpaca Farm
Here's what I knew about alpacas a week ago: They look like small camels, only fluffier.
That's it.
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More beer for your buck: Third Thursdays with PortlandTaps.com
Sure, budgets are tight. But it's not like we're going to stop drinking beer.
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Wild on Congress: Ebune, Procession of the Ram
"Once upon a time, in a land far, far away."
That's how stories started when we were young.
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Skim a little off the top: Pond Skimming at Saddleback
Spring lures the green back to the trees and warmth back to the breeze. It also chases away the snow and, with it, the season's snowboarders and skiers.
It's not easy to ski on melted winter.
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