It's certainly worth doing. But be warned, tickets for the house tours a scarce. Do your homework before you just wander up there.
But here's a preview for you.
Lots of dead animals among bunches of other things.
This morning at high tide it was a bit more than a foot below the dock. We've got two days to go. :eek:
I'm going to crank up on the mooring whips and hang my hat on the premise that NE wind doesn't push the boat into the dock.
Good luck fellow nyanglers. Be careful, be safe, stay dry.
My kind, gentile grandmother used to go on a murderous rampage when she saw them in the house.
"They'll eat anything. Nothing is sacred to them!" She'd say.
And here's proof that grandma was right.
Too expensive, same reason we don't fish with sushi. But raw clams, mussels, oysters, squid, sushi, whatever, it's all bait.
Most of it still qualifies even after it's cooked.
Maine-iac:
https://www.wabi.tv/2026/09/18/canaan-man-charged-with-manslaughter-fourth-july-boating-death/?outputType=amp
CAANAN, Maine (WABI) - A Canaan man is charged with manslaughter in connection with the July 4 death of his friend, who was thrown from a motorboat into the Kennebec River...
Where was all the crying when the whales were washing up on beaches during the seismic testing for the windmills?
Does relaxing the standards of "accidental taking" play into the bloody corporate hands cashing in on the environmental hysteria?
You can't cherrypick just because one dead whale...
I've heard of Turduckin...
What's this called. Cowpiglamb? Doesn't really have a ring to it. How about BeePorMutt? Or MooOinkBaa?
Somebody needs to get to work on this.
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