Today is National Lighthouse Day! Over the years Angel Chuck Billy and I have visited many of Maine’s iconic lighthouses. Please join me for a special edition of the Golden Tail Wags Awards, where I celebrate some of our favorite Maine lighthouses. The Blush of Dawn Award: Quoddy Head Light in Lubec is winner of […]
Following the awkwardness of Asa’s World Tour of Maine’s visit to the Fryeburg fairgrounds, my manager Llily Llama sent me to take a hike at Jockey Cap Rock. However, she didn’t give me any information to prepare me for this visit. So I decided to put the clues together myself. It has cap in the […]
This week Asa’s World Tour of Maine is taking you to Sweden! Located among rolling hills, ponds and forest on land once inhabited by the Pequawkets, Sweden, Maine was settled in 1784 and incorporated as a town in 1813. Not to be confused with New Sweden, which is much further north in Maine, and actually […]
On Saturday, August 2, Bret Michaels of Poison is bringing his “All Killer Hits… No Filler” tour to Bangor, Maine. Last year when he rolled into town on his Parti-Gras tour, I gave a few suggestions on things to do while in Maine. Although once again my backstage invite seems to have got lost in […]
Yesterday I kicked off Asa’s World Tour of Maine 2025 at Eartha, the world’s largest replica of the Earth located in Yarmouth, Maine. Eartha isn’t the only big attraction in Yarmouth. I also saw a ginormous cross-section of Herbie, the former New England Champion American Elm Tree. Estimated to be approximately 217 years old before succumbing to […]
It is the announcement you’ve all been waiting for! It is time to hit the road for Asa’s World Tour of Maine 2025! Inspired by losing my eye due to GRPU in the winter of 2023, Angel Chuck Billy encouraged my dreams of being a rock star, and wanting to see the world, by embarking […]
Thank you Whitehall, New York for providing Bigfoot and his family a safe place to call home! In 2004, the residents passed a law making Whitehall a safe haven for Bigfoot, by prohibiting the hunting of this shy creature. It kind of makes me think of the lyrics to the Cheers theme song, “Sometimes you […]
Our trip last month to the Adirondack region of New York wasn’t just to tour historical sites. Angel Chuck Billy also planned this adventure to continue his cryptozoology research. Although his primary areas of interest were UFOs and Bigfoot, he also dabbled in sea monsters as evident in his work regarding Cassie, Maine’s sea serpent […]
On October 17, 1777, Lieutenant-General John Burgoyne surrendered his sword and army to Major General Horatio Gates, an event which marked the first time a British army surrendered in world history, sending shockwaves across the globe. Burgoyne was defeated days earlier at the Second Battle of Saratoga, ending the British plan to conquer upstate New […]
We have reached the turning point in the American Revolution, the Battles of Saratoga, New York! And just like it took the Americans two attempts, our visit to Saratoga National Historical Park also took two tries. Although we weren’t turned back by an opposing side, we retreated on our first visit due to tropical downpours. […]
