Two whooshes of spray Portland Head
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Two yellow gables in Ocean Park
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Two windows on the Downeaster – Boston to Portland ME
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Two azure light streaks on Portland Library
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A bear and her bucket, Boothbay Botanical Gardens
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Two ‘Ls’, a Bean and a Boot in Freeport
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Two spans over the Kennebec River, Richmond
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Pumpkins two by two with a few extra ones, Portland
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Two blurry men or is it the photographer?
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Two fences with dangling bits, keeping the beach tidy at Orchard Park
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Beach house supper: lots of things in twos
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Two watch the sea on Old Orchard Beach
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Two embrace, Ogunquit Museum of American Art
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Two zinnias and a monarch
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Two chairs and another chair in Ocean Park
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Two promontories on the way to Portland Head
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Two armchairs with art by Matt Hausmann, family collection, Richmond
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Related:
Only One Ogunquit: the little gallery by the sea
Marvellous Multicoloured Maine
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Tish Farrell 
Wow, so many pairs!
What a great idea for post. LLBean has to be one of the Wonders of the World. Portland Head would look good in any weather. Thanks for the company.
Glad you liked it, Tony. I enjoyed going through the pix.
I have actually been to Portland but managed to miss all the fine things you found. That is the problem with arriving and departing the same day by cruise ship aka Marty Feldman’s Lightning Tours – we have vowed not to do it again or at least until we are not capable of anything else. Thanks for broadening my Maine/Portland horizons Tish 🙂
Oh you definitely need to go to Maine under your own steam. Otherwise how can you fit in all the seafood chowder and lobster rolls and fried fish sandwiches that have to be sampled at every likely diner. It also helps to have lovely cousins who lend you their beach house!
Love Maine. Best summer memories there. Going back to Jackman in the autumn. Need a moose fix.
A moose fix – would never have known I wanted such thing till you mentioned it. When we were in Maine we only saw a stuffed moose and a giant chocolate moose – neither of which was at all satisfactory moose-wise.
A beautiful post, in which the pictures really tell a story. I enjoyed it thoroughly.
Thank you, Shimon. Maine seemed to be a story sort of place that liked to be photographed.