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Kennebunk Maine - Rainy Day Happenings ...


We were lucky enough to get away for this past weekend to Kennebunk Maine. This photo is the view from our Inn's balcony. Unfortunately, the weather was not with us. We tried to think what Maine Visitors do when you the weather is lousy - Our Answer? Go bet on Live Horse Racing - We had a blast - I was picking "The Winners" and my husband was picking them "To Place" in the race. We won 9 out 12 races ... We were unlucky with weather, but very luck at the track :)

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  1. Sounds like you know how to make fun no matter what the weather is. Thanks for sharing your room with a view.

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  2. Yes ~ Hubby and I never at a loss ~ We always find something to do - But we had to put our thinking caps on this weekend - We were hoping for a nice relaxing weekend - But Mother Nature had other plans for us - LOL - Always wonderful hearing from you, Kathryn ...

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  3. The most important thing is that you had fun! And your photos SO make me want to go to Maine! I've never been to Horse Racing, maybe I should give it a try. :)

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  4. Yes ~ We had a wonderful time in Maine ~ We have been visiting Maine all our lives ~ It seems there are 2 kinds of vacations you take in Massachusetts (for quick get-aways) - You are either "Cape Cod" Vacationers or "Maine" Vacationers ... I am seeing more and more of Maine as time goes on and I love it more each year ... Beautiful beaches, nice people, fun shopping, great restaurants, etc ... We would love to show Maine, Someday.

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