Patricia Blythe

In Irish mythology ''Tir na nog'' translates as ''Land of the Young.'' Or maybe we just feel our best by being in this lovely spot? Sitting close enough to Frenchman Bay that you could dabble your toes at high tide. The 190+/- ft of deep water ocean frontage offers spectacular views of Acadia's mountains! This classic Maine oceanfront cottage, built c.1910, is presently used seasonally, offering

''Where you headed, cowboy?''''Nowhere special''.''Nowhere special...I always wanted to go there.''''Come on, then.''And here you are.Built in 1984 and located in a beautiful, private setting with 11+/- acres abutting Acadia National Park (7+/- acres in conservation), ''Nowhere Special'' offers a 4-bedroom (1 with a study/office/studio), 3.5-bath, 3859+/- square foot residence with living room,

''If once you have slept on an islandYou'll never be quite the same'' wrote the poet Rachel Field. Take the year-round mail boat from Northeast Harbor and find out for yourself. The house was built c.1872 for Colonel William Hadlock who was elected to the Maine legislature twice and served during the Civil War with the 28th Maine Infantry Regiment. Its yellow exterior and commanding