Between our lobstermen and blueberry harvests, Maine is responsible for keeping the belly’s of this country happy and satisfied. But, what else can the world thank us for? Below are just a few reasons why the world just wouldn’t be the same without us.

1. How else would the world feel better about their OWN winters?
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2. Ears would be cold.
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142-years ago Chester Greenwood decided having cold ears was no way to go through winter.
3. There would be no summer days up at camp.
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Without Maine, the world would just be "at the lake." And it wouldn't be nearly as much fun.
4. The only whoopie pies would come from Pennsylvania, which means there would be no proper whoopie pies at all.
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5. There would be no Longfellow.
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Poet and educator, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, was born in Portland where his home can still be toured today. He's famous for works such as Paul Revere's Ride, The Song of Hiawatha, and Evangeline. If you've been to Cape Elizabeth, you know that he used to make the long walk from Portland to the Head Light for some quiet time.
6. No perfectly-pitched "Beca" from the movie "Pitch Perfect."
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Anna Kendrick honed her early acting skills at Deering High School in Portland.
7. And absolutely zero sightings of the man formerly known as "McDreamy."
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Patrick Dempsey is on loan to the world from Lewiston.
8. The lack of lobster and blueberry pie would be...palpable.
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If you've had it, it almost definitely came from Maine.
9. Coming home wouldn't be nearly as beautiful.
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