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We just found it on the map.  My wife and I have never been here before.   Seemed like a cool, off the beaten path, neat place to stay en route to Maine.  And we love it.  Kinda granola, sorta crunchy and hippie.  Lots of tattoos, face piercings, rebel teenagers etc.  Surrounded by water, ships, cool restaurants and art galleries.  We are currently on a self-guided garden tour of the local homes.  I am now on a hammock, drinking lemonade, listening to a violinist.   My 4-year-old Tyler and my 6-months-pregnant wife Corey are checking out garden #7. Today’s lesson?  Just enjoying one day of an 11-day vacation.  Life is Good.