We ended up in York Harbor, Maine, right on the edge of the world! I love this stuff.
If just looked so beautiful and we saw a sign that said "Libby's Oceanside RV Camp". Sounded good to us so that's where we sat up camp in space # 6. It was pricey, $100 a night to be overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Well, we decided that's just where we needed to be. It was truly beautiful. The wind was slightly blowing constantly and the waves crashed against the rocks all night. It was a wonderful sound.
There was a lighthouse in the distance so we hopped into Itsy to find out more about it. We found out this was called the Cape Neddick "Nubble" Lighthouse.

The placement of a lighthouse on the Nubble had been recommended by many local mariners since 1807. An 1837 proposal was rejected on the grounds that there were already enough lights in the vicinity. Even after the wreck of the bark Isidore in 1842, north of the Nubble near Bald Head Cliff, it still took nearly four more decades before the lighthouse was established. The Isidore, according to legend, still reappears as a ghost ship with a phantom crew. source
After discovering the lighthouse, it was time for some ice cream! This little shop had just what we were looking for.
Driving through the little streets of York. Charming, don't you think? After being put to sleep by the sound of the waves crashing on the rocks, we woke up refreshed and ready to head back home.
Some pretty houses that I snapped as we drove by.We went a little bit out of our way to Ogunguit, Massachusetts. We were here late last fall and loved the little town. It's just down the road from Kennebunkport.
The Yellow Monkey! This is where we stayed and we relived those memories again! Then it was really time to head back to New York. Hope you've enjoyed this little trip with me.
Happy trails,
Shelia ;)