Jeremy Grant

Gifted Belfast videographer Jeremy Grant introduces us to pro foragers, John and his father Daryl. They'll take us fiddleheadin' in an undisclosed location. Then after they clean 'em up, we can see how the various dishes turn out at a local restaurant. This is bona fide Maine farm to table in action right here.

Here are the details on the return of the Kenduskeag Stream Canoe Race this Saturday April 17, 2021.

Mmmmm, mmm. If you love this liquid ambrosia of the Northeast, you'll be thrilled to hear that Maine Maple Sunday is just over three weeks away.

Fast cars rippin' it hard with chains on their tires out on the frozen lake, starting at noon this Saturday February 13.

If you can't make it this year, this immersive video will take you there courtesy of Jeremy Grant's unique skills and artistic camera eye.

Unfortunately, since we still can't have large gatherings due to Covid 19, there will be no Fright at the Fort this year. Let's instead feel the chills with this great video and keep our fingers crossed for a real good scare there in 2021.

The festival is this weekend being celebrated with a Maple Tour that happens through October 18.

His name is Jeremy Grant. This talented videographer is dedicated to capturing incredible natural Maine scenery and creatures on film in the hopes that we all get inspired to "go discover something awesome."

With recent reports of Lion's Mane Jellyfish washing up on Maine beaches lately, this video is definitely something to behold.

To some, the the idea of eating a fern sounds wicked gross. To others, they are a Maine delicacy. Pickled, fried, in a soup, whatevah.

You'd swear the opening scenes of this video were shot from above in Alaska. Nope. This is from way up north here in Maine. It's the Can Am International Dog Sled Race on our border with Canada at Fort Kent.

Want options? Oh yes, there's options. We count over 100 places to celebrate Maine Maple Sunday from the Maine Maple Producers Association for you to choose from this year. How 'bout it, bub!

With Jeremy also capturing the action via drone and on-board cams, you really get a great sense of how fast these toboggans fly down the chute.

In about 3 minutes, Jeremy Grant brings all the excitement of good times with friends at the Sabattus Ice Fishing Derby. Seriously. This is like the quality of stuff we'd see on Nat Geo or Discovery Channel.

There's a really spooky place in Prospect, Maine that, maybe like me, you visited on a school field trip when you were young. It's the spectacular Fort Knox and for the 20th year it's turned into house of horror.

Check out his latest 3 minute video of his trip to the Allagash and you'll see why we follow him here at the Blimp. Let's take a trip way north to the 'Crown of Maine' when the brilliant colors of fall are beginning to burst. And to top it off, there are even some marvelous moose that appear.