Meandering to Maine

The next day was a travel day.  We had wanted to make a few stops but ended up eliminated Ben and Jerry’s and a trip up Mount Washington (it was rainy so we would not have been able to see any way.)
We opted to go to the Cabot Cheese Factory.  This is also when we found out that we were not a party of three but a party of five. . 


David was texting and sending photos to two girls our entire trip!  We headed into the cheese factory, paid for our tour, looked around the gift shop and tried sample for an hour, gave up on the tour and left bearing edible goodies.

Glad I wasn’t in the back seat with him ^  but in the front seat next to my man!

We spent the bulk of the day driving. . 






It was not unusual to see a roadside cemetery

We stopped in the Farmington/Wilton area which was the second place where David served.  He wanted to visit a family but could not quite remember where they lived.  We hunted for a little while and he thought he had it figured out.  It was the right house, but no one was there.
We stopped at the Walmart and happened to run into the missionaries serving in the area!  David was able to ask about this family and was told that they had moved!
We then headed to the apartment where he had lived and we caught the elders heading home

Then we kept on driving. .  





We tried to visit another family enjoyed before we arrived in Belfast, Maine, but they weren’t home.  So we headed to the coast to spend time in one of David’s very favorite areas. 

More Belfast-ian adventures to come. . . .