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"Nexis" > wrote:

> First, thanks to everyone who made recommendations and suggestions before we
> left for Maine! I very much appreciated your input. On the food side, Maine
> was intriguing I have to say. There was so much more to the food scene
> besides the to-be-expected lobster and seafood choices! A huge array of
> pizza places, for instance, and a wide variety of Irish Pubs too. I was
> expecting seafood, but the pizza and shepard's pies caught me off guard
>
> As a lover of all things food, I was interested in all the ways the food
> scene varied from our own here in San Diego. Pub food seems to be very
> popular there, which was enjoyable since we found it a good way to get out
> and meet new people. We did a lot of driving also, up and down the coast, so
> I was able to visit wonderful places like Stonewall Kitchens, in Camden, and
> When Pigs Fly bread company in Kittery. I'll be posting on my blog about all
> of the foodie places if anyone wants to read it
>
> I'm excited about going back after the school year is out. If anyone knows
> of any especially good places to go for breakfast, and for Mexican food (my
> husband is going through withdrawals! lol), please forward them to me
>
> Thanks again for helping make it such a fun trip! We walked the boardwalk in
> Ogunquit, watched a football game at a pub in Kennebunkport during a
> snowstorm, and had a terrific dinner at my new favorite place for pizza
> (Flatbread Co in Old Port) thanks to the responses and emails from you, so I
> am very grateful for your input!
>
> kimberly
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I've never been to the East Coast so this was an interesting post. :-)

One of these years, I really want to visit Maine, and New York.
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