August 11 - 15, 2005
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Deb and Babette busting open some lobsters for the lobster linguini. Yum!
Patrick's actual birthday party was at the home of the Reynolds family. This is in their kitchen.
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The view from the front porch.
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The Reynolds house.
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Mmm... meat! The food at the party was fantastic. Many great chefs were on hand.
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Another GS round-up.
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The sun goes down on a great party. Many great people were there, some I had known in Boston, and some I had just met.
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There were a lot of children there, which added to the festive air.
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Mmmm... digging in.
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I just love a nice sunset, however cliche it is.
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Sabine enjoying a cup the next morning.
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I always travel with my coffee setup and stove, and it usually draws a crowd. Me, Sabine, Josh, Amy and Sarah.
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I love milk in my coffee, so thank god for Lil' Milk. Pasteurized to the max, before being opened it can keep for up to a month. It's name became my nickname for the rest of the trip. Not sure how much I like being called Lil' Milk...
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The swimming quarry.
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Amy, whose family and her also have homes on the island, took Seth, Deb and I on a tour of some small islands around Vinalhaven. It was an overcast and drizzly day, but what a great and magical place, as you'll see from the next few photos.
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On the open sea, matey.
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Prancing through the moss and pine.
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Amy had seen this chair months ago in a completely different part of the island. We rounded a bend and there it was, lashed to a makeshift raft.
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The wind-and-wave lashed rocks were amazingly beautiful.
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Some kids had also made a little beach shack out of driftwood in this cove.
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Investigating the beach shack.
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Mmm... Someone left some Vodka.
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Found buoys tied to the top of the beach shack.
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Seth practicing his street-funk dance moves.
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Back at Amy's house. Patrick flaps his wings, Alex makes a getaway.
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In Amy's house, some of her gorgeous artwork hangs on the walls.
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Seth.
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Sean and daughter Emma.
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Sabine and Alex chat, while Emma zips around.
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The next day, back on the ferry, and back to New York.
What a great trip it was. Met some great new people, reconnected with some people from the past, at some delicious food, and did some great exploring. A truly magical place.
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