Exploring Calais North East Maine
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Currently we are traveling all over Maine and want to share this great experience with Steemit as an exclusive. Normally over the years we have used facebook Twitter and Instagram where we have a few million followers. We are hoping to bring more of them over to steemit, and here with us.
Our current location is just off the seaside in a town called Calais where some of the first French came to this region.
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Saint Croix Island International Historic Site is located 8 miles south of Calais, Maine, on US Route 1. The drive only takes a few minutes outside of town, and it is a wonderful green drive.
Saint Croix Island, and the settlers with Samuel Champlain established in the area, and setup trading relationships with the natives already living within the area.
You can imagine the first ships dropping anchor in the distance.
With the French and the locals exchanging goods these first European settlers became established.
Here you can read information connected to the history in both English and French.
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I never considered going to Maine till I saw this.
Thank you @mattt We are very surprised as well with so many different cultures with this area.
good post!!!
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Awesome! I never knew Maine had such rich history
@lval115 it's a very nice place and we will spend some extra time here in order to get more video and photos.
i love how these images looked very calm and relaxing. great post!
Thank you @rachelrach25
I have been in Maine, many many years ago. It still looks so beautiful. Thank you for charing!
@clio it's so relax-full and mentally pleasing.
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Interesting thanks for sharing. looks like a nice spot :)
Glad you enjoyed @vibeof100monkeys. Thank you.
I always thought Maine was an interesting state. You don't hear much about it.
Thank you @geechidan. It is indeed interesting.
Thank you for sharing. What a special area