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A New England Camping trip…memories to last a lifetime

One of the special things about living in New Hampshire is the abundance of choices for vacation destinations and quick get aways.

With the price of fuel being on every ones mind and affecting everything we do, it’s nice to know that somethings don’t have to break the bank to enjoy. The nice thing about living here is that it is a paradise for “close to home” vacations. Whether you stay in a hotel or prefer to camp you won’t be disappointed. [Read more...]

NH Real Estate Professionals Jay and Monika McGillicuddy

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Linekin Bay Maine Kayaking trip

So far this year we have not kayaked near as much as would have liked but recently while in Boothbay Harbor Maine we went out on Linekin Bay.

Linekin Bay Jay and I set out at about 10:30 in the morning with a goal of reaching Ocean Point and then paddling back to our put in at the Murray Hill boat launch in East Boothbay.

High tide was at 1:31 pm and we knew we’d be able to get in a few hours of easy paddling.

Neither one of us had dipped our paddle in water since last summer! I think we’re classic fair weather paddlers.

This was our shake out paddle….working the kinks out so to speak.

When we put our kayaks in at the public boat launch at Murray Hill the water was like glass.

We glided along in the water marveling at the scenery…the lovely homes, sail boats and nature all around us.

I was trying to get used to being in my boat, a 17 foot long by 22 inches wide red Boreal Designs Ellesmere Kevlar kayak. A long narrow kayak like that requires good balance and quick hip movements.

I wanted to take pictures of everything but was limited as I knew the water temperature was about 55 degrees and I still needed to gain my confidence. Balancing a sea kayak and a camera can be tricky!

Jay and I paddled towards Ocean Point staying close to the shore and each other.

It was lovely and at one point we stopped at Spruce Shores to stretch and have a snack!

Once we reached Ocean Point the waves picked up as we were no longer protected by the bay but out in the open ocean. We stayed long enough to drink in the view and turned our boats back.

Our return leg gave us the afternoon winds at our back which pushed us along at a faster clip. It took us a couple hours to kayak out and just one hour to get back!

It was a beautiful sunny day in Boothbay Maine Linekin Bay map one to remember and cherish!

Enjoy our virtual tour by clicking on the buoy below and remember I was sitting in my kayak while taking most of these pictures. Jay took a few too!

We love visiting the coast of Maine and hope you enjoy our tour.