Some snaps of stuff you might have missed if you didn’t make it to Maine Home and Design Magazine’s event at beautiful Point Lookout in Northport. (The poster says Lincolnville, but it’s in Northport. Hard to tell the difference if you miss the signs.)
Here are just a few of the participants in the Maine Home + Design Show over the weekend at beautiful Point Lookout in Northport.
Downeast Doormats were there with their very clever doormats made from lobstermen’s float lines. Great idea!
Tyson Weiss was there with his amazing fish that thrive in gardens.
Alec Brainerd of Artisan Boatworks was there with a gorgeous sample of his skills, along with his wonderful family. What a lucky guy he is!
Debby Neve of Castine browses through the wonderful Kennebec Company booth.
The very popular Dave Getchell, Associate Publisher of Maine, Boats, Homes & Harbors magazine was also there.
Were you?
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Here’s another reason to visit Point Lookout – the recently opened Copper Pine Cafe. It’s just across from the fitness center and might be the perfect antidote for a workout.
The chef, Royce Wright, knows his way around a kitchen.
Originally from the very foodie San Francisco Bay Area, and very happy to be in Maine, Royce has operated a couple of tasty restaurants in Rockland — The Park Street Grille and The Union Station Grille. He had a cooking show in the 90′s and is currently writing a cookbook. Open for breakfast and lunch, he’ll be happy to prepare something delicious from the menu below.
Whoa — the last item on the menu is Fried Ice Cream!
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