Bar Harbor

Bar Harbor Bah Habah is how they say it in Maine. The cool summer breezes wash over the town. Sailboats ride at rest waiting patiently at their moorings. Lobstah fishermen load their traps, hoping for a prize haul. Ospreys and seals vie for the best fish. Acadia National Park beckons bikers and hikers. Icy waters from the Labrador Current will chill the body, The view from Cadillac Mountain will thrill the soul. Tourists feast on the fresh sea harvest, followed by Indian pudding. Ahh, Bah Habah in the summah!!!
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