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<img class=”aligncenter size-thumbnail wp-image-327″ Homes are selling; they just aren’t selling for significantly higher prices!  Many buyers have realistically and shrewdly invested in today’s market conditions. They

  With memories of snow and cold fading (especially here in Maine), it’s time for home owners to take stock of important work to be

1. Smarter, Less Costly Automated Controls: With lives continuing to be busy and automation costs coming down, it’s become more affordable to control a home’s systems—temperature,

I had some trepidation about commenting on this sensitive subject because Mainers (themselves) don’t find their accent “funny” or their “ways” peculiar.  They are proud of

What Do You Want in a Home? Just because you may feel restricted by price ranges — especially if this is your first or second

Greetings, all I’m very excited about having created this website for anyone to see my Maine scrapbook of photos, videos, blogs and provide links for

  One of my favorites is at Reid State Park in Georgetown – a 30 minute drive off Route 1 after you cross the new

    < Why am I writing this blog? Well, I have personally experienced Kevin and Polly’s “wilderness excursions” and it was perhaps one of

In the 70’s, several Maine towns and cities revitalized their “sense of place” with a new look and commitment to preserving (and celebrating) their downtowns.

A nurse took the tired, anxious serviceman to the bedside. “Your son is here,” she said to the old man. She had to repeat the