Bass Harbor, ME
Since space was limited at the Bar Harbor KOA, we moved further down Mt. Desert Isle to the Bass Harbor Campground. The campground was within walking distance of the Bass Harbor Lighthouse, so we visited it and got the required pictures. Many people had the same idea, but we all coexisted on the rocks below without falling in and staying out of other's camera shots. We then continued our walk to the actual Bass Harbor and enjoyed lobster and chowders dishes at the Seafood Ketch. The restaurant is very near the dock area where Sue and I and another couple chartered sailboats on two different trips where we sailed among the islands off the coast of Maine. Ryan, the young owner of the Seafood Ketch, worked in the restaurant with his parents and grandparents as a boy and gradually became the top chef and owner. We had to have a blueberry pie and ice cream as a dessert. Others had the Baked Maine Indian Pudding, a delicious cornmeal and molasses-based pudding that has...