Category Archives: Places to visit

To the Mountains to Learn about the Hills

To honor Angel Chuck Billy’s gotcha day anniversary, we set off on a grand adventure. One that he meticulously planned and researched, but was unable to fulfill, because he was suddenly called off to conduct missions at Rainbow Bridge. We headed to the mountains to learn more about the Hills – specifically Betty and Barney […]

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More to Poland Spring in Maine than Water

Earlier this year, alright way back in the spring, I visited the Poland Spring Resort in Poland, Maine, and learned there’s a lot more about this place than just a refreshing drink. For those not familiar with this brand of bottle water, in 1844 after drinking water from the spring on this property for 10 […]

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Dog Safety Reminder for Deer Hunting Season

Don’t be so quick to put away your orange clothing, now that Halloween is over. Deer hunting season has officially begun in Maine, as well as other states. Many of the dog friendly trails we’ve reviewed allow hunting. Therefore, here is Angel Chuck Billy’s annual reminder to wear blaze-orange and other safety precautions to take […]

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The Labyrinth Starring Asa

Have I mentioned my manager, Llily Llama, isn’t that original when it comes to rock iconology? Case in point, when she heard Spinal Tap’s announcement that in 2026 they will be doing a concert at Stonehenge, she thought I should add an ancient rock symbol to my repertoire. Therefore, she sent me to the Emmons […]

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Rocking at Jasper Beach, Machiasport, Maine

Maine is known for its rocky coastline, but Jasper Beach, located in Howard Cove, Machiasport, rocks out to its own unique music. I first visited this beach way back in 2016, but recently returned during Asa’s World Tour of Maine. Please join me for a stroll down memory lane, with Chuck Billy’s review from when […]

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Boot Head Preserve, Lubec, Maine

Choose your own adventure at Boot Head Preserve in Lubec, Maine! With over 2 miles of trails, hikers can explore cobble beaches, steep rocky shorelines, rare raised coastal peatland, upland forests, and views of Maine’s quintessential headlands. Overall the trails are moderate, with some difficult areas for dogs. On the day we visited, we followed […]

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