There is one tree across the street from the Inn which always turns very early. I’ve been eyeing it suspiciously for weeks now. The early summer rain and cool temperatures gave us a short summer, and as we found ourselves finally revelling in the “summer” of mid-August, I was not looking forward to that little tree being the harbinger of Fall. It’s turned now, and it’s okay. Fall in Maine is a wonderful, wonderful time. It sunny and mild during the day, with cooler nights and crisp mornings which somehow bring the day into focus, bringing a special clarity to the air and the view and your thoughts. (really!)
Maine has some breathtaking scenery. In the fall – the tree-lined drive to your destination is just as breathtaking. Want to enjoy the season to it’s fullest? Enjoy the Coastal Botanical Gardens, view the foliage from the water on a custom boat tour, visit an apple orchard, a fair or other autumn event! There is so much to do in such a short, glorious season!
September 16th marks day one of 2009 Foliage Reports from the state, visit Mainefoliage.com to view reports, photos, facts and more!
The view from the inn, lodge and cottages at the Sheepscot Harbour Village & Resort includes thousands of decidous trees which offer ever-increasing color over these next few weeks. Visit us online at Midcoastresort.com or call us at 800-437-5503 for information or reservations. ~ TLC