Maine part 5

 After spending a few days in the east coast version of mountains, we wanted to spend some time at the beach.  I went into work one day (I go in once a week or so, always wearing a mask because we are taking this pandemic seriously in NYC), and I was telling my coworkers that I was going to Acadia for a few days and was looking for a place by the beach to go for the rest of the week.  Both of them said that they used to go to a small town called Ogunquit in Maine.  I went to my office and did a little research and by the end of the day, I had reserved a room at a little hotel in town.  

It has the feeling of typical beach town, with restaurants and T shirt stores.  We could walk from the hotel to the beach.  At the end of the street, we crossed over this little bridge over a river and at the end of the bridge was the beach.  The river was really cool for people to kayak or paddle board.  

Here's the river at lowtide.

Here's a short video at high tide:

Here's the beach in the morning.  It was a really nice beach, but I didn't get any good pictures.  

There is a cliff walk called the Marginal Way.  Here are some views from our walk, but if you look at the website there are lots of better ones. 

And that's summer 2020!