Tag Archives: Penobscot Bay

Danger on Penobscot Bay

Posted on August 12, 2013 by mcwarchives

Yesterday, while sailing home from Rockland to Camden in our 24 ft. vessel Inn Absentia, I remarked to Ed that I was glad our home waters were part of Penobscot Bay, rather than the open ocean. Vicki Doudera here, a … Continue reading →

Posted in Vicki's Posts | Tagged Darby Farr Mysteries, Penobscot Bay, sailing, Vicki Doudera | 7 Comments

Some of Our Favorite Maine Places

Posted on June 23, 2013 by mainecrimewriters

Even though we spend much of our time chained to our desks, trying to finish books and meet deadlines, the gorgeous Maine summer will drag us outside. Today, we’re sharing part one of our posts on some of our special … Continue reading →

Tagged Bucks Harbor, Cape Rosier, Deer Isle Bridge, Eggemoggin Reach, Favorite Maine Places, Ft. William Henry, Gerry Boyle, Group Post, Houston Brook Falls, Jayne Hitchcock, John Clark, Kaitlyn Dunnett, Kathy Lynn Emerson, Kennebec River, Lea Wait, Little Deer Isle, Lower Pierce Pond, moosehead lake, Mt. Kineo, New Harbor, Otter Ponds, Pemaquid Point, Penobscot Bay, Pierce Pond Stream, Pleasant Ridge Transfer Station, Rachel Carson, Short Sands Beach, The Edge of the Sea, The Nubble Light, Wyman Dam, Wyman Lake | 2 Comments

One Morning in Maine

Posted on July 5, 2012 by mainecrimewriters

A quick post today that will serve as a reminder (to me as much as anyone) of why I write in Maine about Maine and have no inclination to do it anywhere else. This came to me in the middle … Continue reading →

Posted in Gerry's Posts, Uncategorized | Tagged Brandon Blake, crime stories, crime writing, Damaged Goods, Eggemoggin Reach, Gerry Boyle, Jack McMorrow Mysteries, Maine, Maine coast, Maine Crime Writers, One Morning in Maine, Penobscot Bay, Port City Black and White, Robert McCloskey | 9 Comments

The British Are Coming! To Castine! by Julia Spencer-Fleming

Posted on July 3, 2012 by mainecrimewriters

Tomorrow, we celebrate the day when the nascent United States of America declared its independence from Great Britain. (So far-sighted of our Founding Fathers to do it in July. Sure, they were sweating it out in wool coats back then, … Continue reading →