Yesterday we spent a lovely day in beautiful Ogunquit Maine and I came away with a new understanding of how pretty the Maine coast is but no better understanding of how to pronounce Ogunquit. One thing at a time, right? There is a beautiful mile long walk along the coast called Marginal Way and although it was uncomfortably hot we had a nice stroll. Ogunquit was lovely and on the way home we stopped off at Mount Agamenticus which is not particularly high but it does provide wonderful views of Maine. We were lucky enough to watch a storm from the summit. I find there is nothing better than watching a storm and staying dry at the same time! I thought you might like to see the photos. 🙂
Old England to New England 
Great pix and what a beautiful place! Did you use an effect on your camera or in editing? The colors look exceptionally vivid. I started experimenting with settings on my camera to go a bit more “pro”. Haha!
My understanding of native American words would lead me to pronounce it Oh-GUN-quit or possibly drop the qu for a k.
Anyway, I don’t think I’ve “seen” you at my travel blog, so I’m inviting you to check it out: rainsalot.wordpress.com. I just posted about Central Oregon.
These were taken on my phone camera which generally autofixes images for me unless I tell it not to. I forgot my proper camera unfortunately.
I loved the Oregon posts, I’m thinking about heading west soon so this is very useful inspiration! 🙂
Well they look really good! Thanks, if you do message me and we can can have dinner with the spouses!
Gorgeous! Some of this looks like the landscape around where I live now. I doubt anywhere in Maine is called “New Cornwall” though 🙂
I wouldn’t be surprised if there were loads of Cornish town names, there’s plenty in MA.
I happened to walk the Marginal Walkway in Ogunquit the first week of October last year. Veeeery windy and slightly cold but the stormy sea was a beautiful thing to watch. I prefer stormy sea to no sea 🙂 .
Oh awesome! I love a dramatic stormy sea, I’d take that over a calm day any day! Not so keen on cold wind though. 😛
That is really beautiful.
It’s a lovely place!
Gorgeous photos 🙂
Thank you! 🙂
Lovely photos! We visited Maine briefly last year, for some reason I had expected there to be lots of cliffs and open seascapes (I have no idea where I got that impression from). Instead the part we were in had lots of estuaries and creeks, very much like Cornwall.
Yeah it’s pretty rocky but the parts I’ve been too don’t have huge cliffs like North or East Devon. Beautiful though!