Family members will always have access to a properly-recorded family burying ground. https://legislature.maine.gov/statutes/13/title13sec1142.html

We always call it Aubie's / Obie's in our family (and Hannie's, too, for that matter), because we have to give everything a nickname.

Anyone else out there call it Aubie's/Obie's?

Castine and the Wilson Museum. And for funsies, read Redcoats at Castine by Arthur Patterson, for a fictional account of the British occupation of Castine. (Like Kenneth Roberts's Arundel, but not as good.)

Sadly, the State Museum is likely closed until 2025. https://mainestatemuseum.org/visit/museum-updates-2/

I've had Fi here since 2020, and it's been great, and the price is right for sure.

See also -- https://www.reddit.com/r/Maine/comments/zmnlw3/things_to_do_this_weekend_near_union_maine/

I didn't realize Union was suddenly such a hotspot.

And while you're at Threshers, help out the Waldo County Woodshed by splitting/stacking/loading firewood.

Thanks -- I will let my fingers do the walking for sure.

I'll check it out next time I'm nearby. Thanks!

Thanks -- headed that way next week, so I'll pop in.

But it put Ogdenville, North Haverbrook, and Brockway on the map!