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[cookinwithgas]

Those pictures were taken on the one day a year one might be brave enough to try and get in the water.

j/k Maine is beautiful and well off the beaten path, if you like nature you will absolutely love it. I used to get up as far as Bangor for work, as well as a lot of time at the Bath Iron Works and lots of time around Portland. Bangor was a haul from Boston for a day trip.

[Smitty Is Our Savior]

Alaska is frozen 10 1/2 months out of the year...that makes sense

Hawaii and Maine is a surprise to me

Not all of Alaska The "panhandle" comes down pretty car into Canada... And I mean, it's not like there aren't snakes there. Just not poisonous ones I guess.

[Mr. Belding]

Actually Hawaii does have venomous snakes. But they are sea snakes.

[Hawk]

Not all of Alaska The "panhandle" comes down pretty car into Canada... And I mean, it's not like there aren't snakes there. Just not poisonous ones I guess.

but but but...Canada is frozen all the time too you know...we live in igloos.

[Smitty Is Our Savior]

but but but...Canada is frozen all the time too you know...we live in igloos.

Eh, how could I forget!! Canada, eh, is a nice place, eh.. eh?

[Squirrel]

Snakes do make it on Hawaii once and awhile. But they are killed pretty quickly. Alaska migth not have snakes but the mosquitoes survive the winter some how.

[Squirrel]

Squirrels are worshipped in Hawaii.

[Hawk]

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[Anybodyhome]

Those pictures were taken on the one day a year one might be brave enough to try and get in the water.

j/k Maine is beautiful and well off the beaten path, if you like nature you will absolutely love it. I used to get up as far as Bangor for work, as well as a lot of time at the Bath Iron Works and lots of time around Portland. Bangor was a haul from Boston for a day trip.

I was at BIW for 2 winters while they built a ship I was stationed on... being a San Diego native, those were the worst winters I've ever encountered....

... but both weeks of summer were very nice...

[cookinwithgas]

I did some work up there in the late 80s early 90s, in a building next to where they were building the Arleigh Burke. My younger stepson was @ 6 or 7 at the time...when he graduated HS he ended up being stationed on it.