So if you're going to stay in Maine, you should surely stay in a little white cottage with shutters. One with rose bushes creeping up the porch railing. One with the perfect climbing tree, a porch for morning coffee-sipping, and a master bedroom with a view of the ocean. Yes, that's the one.
And so it was that we found this perfectly charming little cottage on the "quiet side" of Acadia National Park, owned by a lovely woman who splits her time between New York City, Paris, and Maine—ooh-la-la! And we made it our home for six enchanting days. We boiled lobster here, celebrated the 4th of July here, lost teeth here, and organized tide pooling adventures here.
Bliss.
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| Joe and Marguerite look out on the Atlantic Ocean from our little cottage on the quiet side of Mt. Desert Island in Acadia National Park. |
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| The kids instantly made their home in the sprawling tree in the front yard. |
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Elizabeth found time to relax and enjoy the slow pace of life
in Southwest Harbor, Maine, on Mt. Desert Island. |
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| William and Lucia share giggles in our cute little kitchen. |
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| A great kitchen, complete with lobster pot. |
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| Silliness reigns in our lil' kitchen on Mt. Desert Island. |
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| Oh, and when Mom gets silly, toddlers take advantage and swipe at full cups of milk above their heads. Or something like that. |
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Too bad the Papa the Photographer is not in this cottage pic.
Check out the sky blue porch ceiling. Love... |
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