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Big Jim’s New Lease on Life

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By Letitia Baldwin Verified
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Big Jim began welcoming returning residents and visitors to Maine from his perch in Kittery beginning in 1959. Maine Sardine Council Collection Penobscot Marine Museum He was very tall and clad in sea boots and yellow oilskins, with a sou’wester rain hat to keep water from running down his neck. The deep-sea fisherman, holding a tin can of sardines, welcomed Maine-bound motorists to “Vacationland & Sardineland” in the state’s southernmost town of Kittery, starting over a half century ago.
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Big Jim’s New Lease on Life

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By Letitia Baldwin Verified
| Maine Boats, Homes and Harbors Verified
Big Jim began welcoming returning residents and visitors to Maine from his perch in Kittery beginning in 1959. Maine Sardine Council Collection Penobscot Marine Museum He was very tall and clad in sea boots and yellow oilskins, with a sou’wester rain hat to keep water from running down his neck. The deep-sea fisherman, holding a tin can of sardines, welcomed Maine-bound motorists to “Vacationland & Sardineland” in the state’s southernmost town of Kittery, starting over a half century ago.
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To Islands, and those who get us there

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By Letitia Baldwin Verified
Much of an island’s allure is its remoteness and the adventure of getting there. Finding ferry schedules and figuring out what to bring and be without in these water-bound places are part of life offshore, and excitement builds as the journey’s different pieces fall into place. That pull has drawn me to Scotland’s Inner Hebrides and Orkney Isles, and the Canadian Arctic’s Cornwallis, Baffin, and Ellesmere islands, which I reached alone by bush plane in late winter.
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