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Posted Sep 17, 2001 by U255
I'm off up to some really wild part of northern Maine tomorrow to go looking for bears (or rather looking out for bears) and so this enrty will come in very handy indeed. Thank you very much! 
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Posted Sep 17, 2001 by FG (good riddance to 2009)
I think in Maine you'll have more moose trouble than anything else. Now, I'd rather come in contact with a bear any day over a moose. They might look silly and Bullwinkle-ish but they're nasty and unpredictable. Especially during the rut, which is starting right about now....
Good luck!
F. G.
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Posted Sep 17, 2001 by John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"
Keep your eyes peeled for Stephen King if you're driving, Sam.
JTG
ps Don't miss Acadia National Park if you get the chance for a visit... near Baah Haahbah.
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Posted Sep 17, 2001 by FG (good riddance to 2009)
My vote for best bumper sticker? Small, square with a red lobster on a white background and the legend "Official Maine Bumpah Stickah". 
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Posted Sep 17, 2001 by John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"
Seen mainly on the cars of people 'from away'... ayuh.
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Posted Sep 28, 2001 by U255
Hah! Ayuh, I'm back now! I went up to Baxter State Park passing places with great names like Millonocket, Piscataquis and Newadnehunk. I saw no bears. No moose. Just a mouse. Oh, and loads of red squirrels and chipmunks. But the place is very very beautiful indeed. Spent time in Bangor where S. King's house is (on top of a hill apparently) but never got round to seeing it. I'd very much like to visit Maine again although I think I want to go to a completely different part of America next. Los Angeles, anyone?
Love Sam
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Posted Sep 28, 2001 by John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"
Welcome back, Sam. Too bad about the bears, but I'm glad you had a good trip
We met some folks from Boston on our adventure up the eastern seaboard, who were genuinely concerned for our safety in northern Maine. They gave us the impression that the place was inhabited by cannibals. Needless to say, we had a great time; and such few of the locals we had the good fortune to meet were delightful. Ayuh.
JTG
ps We're off on a trip to Louisiana tomorrow. I'll let you know if Nastassia Kinski is still in the New Orleans zoo.
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Posted Oct 1, 2001 by FG (good riddance to 2009)
Sam, if you're looking for more cannibals and dangerous wildlife, Los Angeles might just be the place for you!
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Posted Oct 2, 2001 by U255
Well, actually, I am interested in Cannibals. And ever since I saw Roman Polanski's 'Tess', Natasha Kinski's never been too far from my mind... Looks like I'm going to have to go back to the States, pretty damn quick.
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Posted Oct 2, 2001 by FG (good riddance to 2009)
You might have to adjust your plans. The last I heard, Ms. Kinski was married to an Egyptian businessman and living in Cairo.
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Posted Oct 2, 2001 by U255
Hi ho! Hi ho! It's off to Cairo I go!
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