LA in Wi. said: (quoted from post at 06:24:03 10/23/08) Kopeck and Scotty,
No, I didn"t go up to the potato country. We have a lot of that in the irrigated "Central Sands" area of Wisconsin and I used to know a lot of the growers.
That guy with all those Farmalls had a 400 painted like a 450, I figured that was done before he bought it.
We passed thru on Hwy #3 from Augusta to Belfast; had a great lobster dinner in Belfast at the Weathervane. This ol" midwesterner had to have the waitress show me how to dismantle that monster because it didn"t look like any thing I ever ate before. Delicious.
I was near both Liberty and Frankfort, I should have researched both of you before my trip.
I did get to meet 2 fine fellows and their wives, Hugh MacKay of western Ontario and Murray Elliott in Hallifax, Nova Scotia...good people who appreciate old iron.
I even ate Snow Crab on Prince Edward Island, tasted great but sure was a lot of work to get to the good parts.
LA in WI
If you were on RT3 heading from Augusta you went through Liberty. Our biggest attraction is the State Park on Lake St. George.
Lobsters really are ugly critters aren't they? Once you get the hang of it you can clean one in no time but it's messy. One of those foods that's fun maybe once or twice a year. I just heard on the radio that the fishermen are getting $2.25 this morning, with the price of fuel that's got to be pretty slim profits.
Anyway, happy to hear you enjoyed your time in Maine,
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