Summer in Maine

There are 5 shows scheduled for July and August with the first one happening on Independence Day.

The thing that's really surprising is that fair season in Maine actually starts next week in Monmouth. And, how bout this? There are over 20 fairs to choose from!

Now that the summer season is slowly kicking in around here, we want to make sure visitors from away understand what's expected before the arrive. We came across this spot-on list of 10 rules for tourists to go over (and hopefully agree to) before they invade Vacationland.

There's nothing like the summer fun and nostalgia of packin' friends and family into the rig on the weekend for a movie outdoors on the wicked big screen.

The new ordinance was put in place to protect of endangered and at-risk wildlife. That includes the piping plovers you see scurrying around on those beaches. Dogs just love to chase those little things.

A Maine woman recently had a rainbow show up right next to the house! Ashley Sorrentino of Belfast had the rare good fortune of seeing a rainbow on her property that arched from the lawn to the roof of her home.

Summer is ticking away... let's make the most out of it! I just put this on my bucket list of things to do before everything freezes again!

When we saw them doing a 4 tier pyramid cruising around on the water it reminded us of the world class water ski shows at Sea World in Orlando. Check it out!

According the News Center Maine, Hugh stopped in for eats at that Ridgetop Restaurant in Knox.

There's fireworks, street parades, lighted parades on the water and much, much more fun for the whole hahbah lovin' family!

First of all, don't you just love the word Schooner (that's pronounced, Schoo-nah 'round heah)? Or it it just us? Well, summer's here and the time is right for sailing in the bay!

In this hilarious cartoon they use true wicked Mainah language like jibbah, sh*tpokes, and burgly, gurgly, gurglers. So, be careful who you show this to, bub.

We Mainahs love to go camping and tent in the great outdoors, especially this time of year. We also love to float (for example) on Sebago or on the Presumpscot. Now, we maybe can do both at the same time.

We came across this spot-on list of rules for tourists to go over (and hopefully agree to) before they invade Vacationland this year.

The National Weather Service is predicting record and close to record high temperatures.

"Mr. Man" is a Maine truck driver frustrated that he's stuck on the road (probably Route One) behind friggin' tourists!