
Saturday we didn't do a lot, but did take a short hike in the nearby
bird sanctuary Carrie found a few weeks back. They allow
dogs on leash. And the birds have a really nice
fireplace.

Sunday we took a road trip up to the
Penobscot Narrows Observatory high atop the new bridge. It's the only one of its kind in the US and the
tallest in the world.
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While in the area, we decided to go next door to Fort Knox. Yes, there is another
Fort Knox. This one doesn't have
piles of gold, but has rambling old
tunnels that we wandered around in.
En route to and from we made a lot of stops. I added another 8
post offices to my collection of photos of post offices I have been to. I found a ceramic figure of
Sandy, the dog from
Little Orphan Annie, bought a bunch of old post cards at non-collector prices.
We also stopped at Sandy Point Beach and saw an osprey nest complete with parents and chicks on some old pilings!