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Did you know you can spend the night at a Maine lighthouse?
Maine lighthouses that you can visit, and perhaps even spend the night.
Aliens Among Us
Non-native plants such as burning bush may look pretty but they can cause problems by pushing out native stock. We take a look at a few invasives in Maine.
Bohemian Princess
A mystical gypsy caravan, built as a garden folly, features fine boatbuilding touches and is perfect for parties or afternoon naps.
Wooden Boat Love: It’s Alive and Well
Builders John O’Donovan and Patrick Dole bring youth and a love of wooden boats to their work.
Beyond the Black Lines
Open water swimming has seen a surge in popularity recently, especially in Maine. Long-time swimmer Hodding Carter explains why.
A Great Looper
This powerboat was designed specifically for the “Great Loop”—up the East Coast, through the Great Lakes, down the Mississippi, and back up the coast to New York.
Standing Up in the Waves
Stand-up paddleboards (SUPs) are a popular way to get on the water. Thor Emory is one of a growing number of athletes who have taken the sport to a higher level, using specifically designed SUPs for open-water surfing.
It’s All In A Tide
The schooner Margaret Todd on the hard for routine maintenance.
Good Reads — Issue 137
New on the bookshelves at MBH&H.
An influx of jellyfish, a French frigate, and one very large lobster
On The Town Dock - Issue 137
An influx of jellyfish, a French frigate, and one very large lobster
