Acadia National Park

 So I toured Acadia alone, because Paul had already been here.  The Maine coast of Bar Harbor is interesting, as are all somewhat mountainous coastlines.


Beavers are prevalent here, and they have transformed marshlands into ponds.


I was enthralled with the mountainous coastline!













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