LA in Wi. said: (quoted from post at 08:49:52 10/22/08) K,
Along the coast of Maine, over near Campobello Island, I saw a lineup of Farmalls right next to the hwy. Everything from A to 400, about 10 of them. I had to hit the brakes and see that. They were all sunburned as it looked like they had been there for a couple yrs. It was blueberry country around there.
I sure enjoyed your lobster dinners!
LA in WI
Well you can't get anymore east then that! The blueberry barons out there are something else. Here in the Mid-Coast we also grow a lot of blueberries, the fields are not as big but they're everywhere.
This past weekend I was able to get lobster for $3.00 a pound. Lots of unhappy fishermen around these days. :?
Did you get up to Northern Maine? That's where the last of the real farm land exists in Maine. Mile after mile of Potato fields, really something to see. Lots of old tractors too, most better then what you see down my way. The dampness of the Maine coast it hard on equipment.
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