Nope, look at the lake on a map, it's shaped sortta like a ..a ... Moose
Head. At least that's what the natives told me. There are certainly lots
of Moose around it, but they are all over the State. All the Moose we
saw were on land. the trip on the 1940s Mahogany Cris Craft was lovely,
but we didn't see any Moose in the lake. Maine is a very photogenic
place. We didn't og to any of the places bd suggested. My SO used to
live in Maine and said they were all too touristy in July. We visited
other of those granite fingers that stick out into the Atlantic and they
were picture postcard lovely. They were also closer to Portland than the
more famous stuff.
Moose
Regan Conley wrote:
Further west is Moose Lake, named for, well, all the moose in the
area. Deep in the woods, heaps of hummingbird sized mosquitos, but
worth the trip. When I was there we took a boat trip up the lake near
dusk to try to see moose coming into the lake to feed. No luck, but
the trip was well worth it -- the lake is strangely eerie with old
dead trees poking out of the water in small inlets and other things
growing out of the water. Your kids will go along for the possibility
of seeing moose. As the boats are small they bounce around a bit and
the light is low. Take fast film.
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