Posted in Maine
November 20, 2015
Why You Definitely Should Not Be Dreading Winter in Maine
Well, guys, we had a good run. This summer was perfect. Remember the beach? Remember kayaking? Remember those hikes when we were actually sweating? As those luscious summer days fade from memory, it’s easy to fear what’s ahead – especially after last winter. But, let’s look at the positive. Real Mainers know how to appreciate the cold, the snow and the ice. So let’s take a moment to think about all we have to be grateful for here in the North. Things such as…
Bonus points if yours look as authentic as these.
Or anywhere that the beers are cold and there's a smelt shack over some holes in the ice.
Can one of the readers out there please put on a red snowflake sweater, go to this bridge and look out romantically? I feel like it's necessary.
With some authentic snow on the shoulders. The matching cap is important.
Finally!
Just make sure you're aiming for the bumps - you're already padded up in all those layers so might as well take some risks.
Just in case they want a fun activity.
The 2016 event takes place February 12-14th and promises a variety of events led by outdoor organizations and companies celebrating what it means to be active outside in Maine.
Nubble Light looks beautiful after a winter storm.
Where we're skiing...we don't need roads (to be cleared of snow.)
...in just about 10 more months.
What makes you grateful for Maine winters? Leave your favorite activity, event, food, drink, ski-run or…anything in the comments!
