Author: Andrew Mooers

Maine Organic Farmers Gardeners Association Farmer To Farmer Conference

The MOFGA Farmer to Farmer conference held over the past weekend in Portland Maine.

MOFGA, the Maine Organic Farmers Gardeners Association offered 30 education sessions at the Portland Holiday Inn By The Bay.

Here is the rundown of the 2026 Farmer to Farmer sessions offered.

Jim And Howard Debate Best Organic Farming Practices And Network. I Learned A Lot About Why My Farm Apple Orchard Is Meh And How To Revive Organically.

The Farmer to Farmer conference kicked off with a farm tour of North Spore Mushroom facility.

Sorry, no photos allowed at the 25,000 square foot facility that provides spawn to dozens of farms around the county. Saw the labs, steamers, all the stages of creating mushroom substrate and learned much about the health benefits.

After learning about mushrooms we walked over to a meet and greet hospitality social at Allagash Brewing.

Networking is critical to make organic farming sustainable and viable.

Social, Hospitality To Kick Off MOFGA Farmer To Farmer Session At Allagash Brewing.

Meg my life partner invited me to tag along to Maine’s largest city and beef up my organic farming knowledge at this year’s MOFGA Farmer To Farmer Conference.

She is co owner of Nature’s Circle Farm with her Dad Richard York.

Her organic farming experience all started in 1996 from a small humble produce veggie stand. Nature’s Circle Farm, based in New Limerick Maine grew to an over 400 acre full time Maine organic farm spread.

Meg, her Dad and crew raise, store, ship fresh market organic produce. Nature’s Circle Farms also selling over 20 varieties of Maine organic seed potato stock from their Aroostook County fields.

Organic Meals, Locally Sourced Maine Food. Nothing Beats Farm To Table Dining, Networking With Big, Small And In Between Passionate Maine Organic Farmers!

The MOFGA conference happened during the super bowl and watching the Patriots lose on the big screen did not damper the enthusiasm of organic produces.

When you own and are totally invested in a small organic family farm in Maine, time spent fretting about who won or lost a sporting event is not the end of the World.

Ever thought about starting a small Maine farm?

Learning From Other Organic Producers About What Works, What Does Not. Critical To Sustainability On A Small Maine Organic Farm Operation.

Your family, chores around the Maine organic farm to keep it vibrant and sustainable suddenly more important.

The conference jam packed with worthwhile education sessions on everything from where to get grant moneys, new markets for your produce, how to deal best with the pesky Colorado potato beetle and more.

Black Garlic, It’s Popular. Ever Tried It? Howard Explains How It Is Produced And Distributed By The High Meadows Farm Truck.

A half acre organic farm and expansion to an acre may sound small potatoes.

But rich well nurtured farm soil can produce thousands of pounds of organic food with careful year round prep work. It’s not just creating a big crop and develop markets to sell it. Soil health, protecting the river or waterfront you border is key to eliminate erosion. Appreciation and protection of nature is always a concern of every Maine organic farmer or gardener. Farmer to farmer meetings help keep the dream a reality around Maine.

NRCS, The Natural Resource Soil And Water Conservation Service, Farm Services, MOFGA, Others All Work To Support The Maine Organic Producer.

No Farmer, No Food.

I have read about food insecurity and that up to a third of the food produced does not get consumed.

In Maine, when you think about all the school cafeterias, the colleges, prisons, the big consumers of shipped in produce, you have to wonder. Why can’t we funnel Maine organic locally sourced wholesome food to these food stream consumers?

The need for a processor to peel the squash, to cube it and fresh freeze to be ready to quick and easy prepare it is part of what’s missing.

Community freezers, coordination with legislators, and a grass roots passion to help stop wasting food and help the small Maine farmer at the same time is key.

Shout it out. make some noise.

Let’s clean up the plate and not scrape it into the garbage stream.

Support locally produce Maine agricultural products.

Local Farmers Markets, Community CSA’s Producing Locally Grown Food.

Where you shop, do you get the impression local matters and the suggestion area farmers are able to peddle their crops at the Piggly Wiggly?

Do they really or are some of the grocery store posters and propaganda on their websites from long ago and faded?

Not a grow it and we will give you shelf space to get it placed from the farm to the family table practiced for local shoppers where you stock up on groceries?

Is there a strong current grocer to local Maine farmer connection underway?

Maine Is Farming, Lots Of Woods, Rich But Simple All Natural Living.

There should be and speak up for fresher, cheaper, locally sourced Maine farm food that is not trucked in from many time zones away.

Pulled locally and not from out west or out of the country.

Let where you push the wire cart with the squeaky wheel know you noticed and ask them why local growers are replaced with far away from who knows where producers.

Support local Maine farmers, organic and conventional or everyone misses out from the farm to table nutritious habit at family meal time.

Thought of purchasing a small Maine farm?

Here’s one farm property that was just listed in Northern Maine with 36.5 manageable acres.

Horse around, have critters and crops. Could you do it? Serving up what you grow and bartering with other local producers for what you don’t. It’s a lot of work and you have to be healthy. Starting out it helps to have savings, a nest egg.

Or someone holds down a real job to tame and flatten the peaks and valleys when operating a small Maine family farm.

Maine real estate is my real job but growing up on a farm and owning one is a passion too. Thank you for sticking around, reading until the very end. I appreciate you out in the blogging audience and here for suggestions on blog posts you want to see all about Maine.

I’m Maine REALTOR Andrew Mooers, ME Broker

207.532.6573 | info@mooersrealty.com |

MOOERS REALTY 69 North Street Houlton Maine 04730 USA

February 10, 2026
Maine Loaded With Over 4600, Vinalhaven The Biggest Off Shore Island

Vinalhaven Island in Penobscot Bay.

Consider you have power half the time on a Maine island parked twelve to fifteen miles off the coast of Rockland in Knox County.

Vinalhaven And North Haven Are The Fox Islands In Penobscot Bay, Know County Maine.

Literally every six hours, one side of your island is energized. Then the next half dozen hours, where you live or work you are on own in the dark. Left to your own devices.

The old diesel generator taking turns feeding power to each half of the Maine island is bone tired. But the other two generators in the fleet sharing the electricity production task load died.

Help is on the way but fails to show up so deal with it.

Mainers are resourceful. Grateful for what we do have and working around the daily obstacles thrown in our pathway.

This week, I had a Maine real estate closing with a widow who’s husband grew up on Vinalhaven Maine island.

No Bridge Connecting Your ME Island To The Mainland? It’s All About Boat Transportation Using Watery Highways. The Ferry Runs If The Weather Cooperates.

John had a lobster boat. Grew up in the fishing village off the coast in Knox County Maine. Breaking down way way out to sea off the coast of Maine happens in choppy sea swells. You get a call, I need help.

Another lobster boat in the dark heads out to rescue tow you back into the Maine island harbor.

Do you think about the waves, the cold frigid temperatures, the danger that some hardworking Mainers face every day?

Miles of shore in the dark in a bobby lobster boat that’s engine quit. Hoping the your radio does not quit too.

Her story hit home. And having babies, raising kids on an island where maybe you can use the ferry.

Or maybe the sea and weather conditions are not just right. And you are stuck on the island for a time. Until the weather forecast conditions improve on your Maine island.

Surrounded By Water, Vinalhaven Is The Largest Of The Fox Islands.

Vinalhaven has roughly 1200, North Haven about 350 of the same kind of friendly year-round individuals on their respective Fox islands.

If you are a regular follower of the Me In Maine blog, you know my fascination with lighthouses.

I am not alone and know others get excited out in the audience with the buzz words Maine lighthouses.

Perkins Island Lighthouse – Georgetown Maine. Pretty Red Lens To Warn Sailors About Rock Ledges. Ship Wrecks Are No Fun And Lighthouses Avoid Them.

And as luck would have it, Vinalhaven Maine has three lighthouses I don’t have in the photo collection. What are the Maine lighthouse trio? Brown’s light house. Heron Neck lighthouse. Saddleback Ledge lighthouse.

Each lighthouse helps nautical navigation around the Fox Islands of Vinalhaven and North Haven in Penobscot Bay off the coast of Maine.

There is a fourth Maine lighthouse for North Haven named Goose Rocks lighthouse.

Surrounded By Water, Dependent On A Ferry, Boats Maybe Airplane Or Helicopter For Island Access. No Land Bridge To Zip To The Island. 75 Minute Boat Trip.

Maine Lobster, Nothing Else Compares With Fresh Off The Dock Lobster Meat. Do You Agree?

Is the “old faithful” diesel generator still laboring, wheezing, doing it’s best to ration the Vinalhaven island’s electricity? No because three wind generators capable of 4.5 megawatts are now twirling overhead harnessing the breeze.

Spinning juice to supply more or less what Vinalhaven and North Haven needs.

The wind power generation project going online live in 2009. All the buzz of power managed by the Fox Islands Electric Cooperative.

Plus there is a submarine cable for power tether on the ocean floor like a giant extension cord to the main land just in case for electrical stability.

I will get to Vinalhaven Maine to collect a four pack of lighthouses to post in a future blog article.

Promise. To learn, share more about early days of Vinalhaven, one of the Fox Islands.

Complete with the rich history about First Nation Red People, granite for the Washington Monument and base of the Brooklyn Bridge. With more to come on boat building, farming, lumbering, horse nets.

Vinalhaven has the distinction of being the first Maine island of lobstermen to unionize. Being 23 miles square.

A tight island community shaped by the rhythm of the tides, the pace of living depends on which season you land here.

Vinalhaven is Maine’s largest island off the mainland with no bridge connection. Could you live full time on a Maine island?

Maine has 4613 coastal islands in her collection to explore.

Vinalhaven Maine has access to much of the lobstering, fishing grounds in Penobscot Bay and further offshore waters.

I’m Maine REALTOR Andrew Mooers, ME Broker

207.532.6573 | info@mooersrealty.com |

MOOERS REALTY 69 North Street Houlton Maine 04730

January 27, 2026
Traveling To Augusta For Maine Agriculture Farm Trade Show

Climbing on Interstate 95 traveling to Augusta for Maine Agriculture Farm Trade show.

Yesterday hitched a ride with my partner Meg who is a New Limerick Maine organic farmer up here in Aroostook County. We climbed in the van and headed down I-95 to attend the Augusta Maine 85th agriculture farm trade show.

We met, listened to the Maine agriculture farm commissioner Amanda Beal.

Got to network with lots of other agriculture farm producers, talk to vendors at this 85th Maine agriculture farm trade show.

Attended a couple break out sessions to tackle farm operation problems everyone has to hunt down solutions for in Maine farming.

I love farming, grew up on one and still own the family agriculture spread where the four boys, my brothers and I were raised.

By renting out the Maine farm in the video for agriculture organic farming to Nature’s Circle farm, to Meg I can keep my hand in digging in the dirt.

The thing that hits you at the Maine farm trade show is how diverse, how small and precious the agriculture operations really are in Maine.

Nice Antennae. Maine Honey Bee Producing Out Of This World Nectar Food.

You have to stay small to survive and to keep your expenses low to the ground on a Maine farm.

Nothing Compares For Taste, For Health Benefits! Wild Maine Blueberries.

The love of raising, growing something and the farming lifestyle is the Maine attraction.

Farm to table is so important and finding a market to make agriculture in Maine sustainable is the constant battle.

Making A Living Peddling A Product Made Form A Small Maine Farm.

Teenie weenie itsy bitsy Maine micro farms make it happen with keep it simple homesteading.

If you keep it small farming in Maine, the rewards are rich and home grown. Nothing is taken for granted and your family raised on the family farm really benefit.

Big And Small. The Equipment To Farm Is Old And New. Depends On How Deep You Want To Go Out On The Financial Limb.

It was refreshing to see Maine Future Farming high school members in attendance at the agriculture show in Augusta.

Blue Corduroy Jackets, FFA Future Farmers Of America Members At The Maine Agriculture Trade Show! These Ladies From Mars Hill, Aroostook County.

It was really interesting to stop by and talk with Maine Aquaculture Association booth.

You think of Maine oyster farmers, those growing sea vegetables make you realize it is not just Maine beef and potatoes at meal time!

Taking Care Of The Land, Being A Good Steward. Passing It On To The Next Generation In Even Better Condition.

Thought about buying a Maine farm?

I list and sell them all the time and Maine is a vast rural state. Where you can know your local Maine farmer.

Where In Maine Do Your Farm And What Kind Of Agriculture Are You Involved With Today?

When you think of draft horses, not just big horsepower Maine farm tractors. The farming types are diverse and have to be to carve out a living you really have to be born into to enjoy. Not that long ago, everyone was a farmer, agriculture was kind.

I did see a booth at the Maine farm show for the state grange.

Everything under the Sun arranged around the Augusta Civic Center for this three day Maine AG farm show.

Maine Agriculture Trade Show In Augusta Civic Center.

Break out sessions to work on a slew of topics. Big industrial drones for spraying and more.

Farming In Maine. Do You Team A Pair Of Draft Horses, Mules, Ponies?

Agriculture Uses For Drones Of All Kinds And Prices.

Glad I tagged along and zipped down to Augusta for the Maine agriculture farm show. Hope you enjoyed the videos, the farm images collected yesterday from my travels.

Thank you for watching, sharing the Me In Maine blog posts. I appreciate you being out in the audience on anything the state Maine.

I’m Maine REALTOR Andrew Mooers, ME Broker

207.532.6573 | info@mooersrealty.com |

MOOERS REALTY 69 North ST Houlton ME 04730 USA

January 15, 2026
Happy New Year From Maine

Happy New Year from Maine.

Ready to start 2026 with plans for a healthier, happy life? New year, new plan, new set of variables to work around for most folks.

Maine, Read Read Read All About It. Thank you for following our Me In Maine blog in 2025.

You are not alone and Maine is in the top ten places people want to vacation, to make the big move and relocate to this New England state.

Why Maine? The attraction is less people, more unspoiled natural surroundings and common sense still works in Maine.

Raising a family in Maine is attractive to many. Or starting a small business here and building it up slow but sure.

To some day leave to your kids or sell off and do some traveling in and out of state.

Retirement in Maine or just having a second home away from the southern heat.

All prime motivation factors for why Maine gets all the hoopla attention there says.

I hope the variety of blog posts help keep you coming back for more. Please reach out and let us know stories, videos, whatever you want us to cover stories on. It’s everything Maine at the Me In Maine blog.

Here’s a few suggestions on blog posts to tap and enjoy.

Roads, Across Water Trails That Freeze Over. Over 23,000 Miles Of Snowmobile Trails In Maine.

Everything about ice fishing in Maine.

The boy with the leaking boot and someone who just spend several months nursing him back to health.

The Boy With The Leaking Boot. One Local Houlton Maine Tourist Attraction.

Or what about the long border between Maine and Canada?

Everyone getting along on both sides? Sure do and we’re related, family! Our kids play hockey and compete against each other through out the winter.

Walk The Line Like The Johnny Cash Song. If You Don’t The RCMP Or US Border Patrol Wants To Have A Little Chat.

All kinds of neat past Maine blog posts to glean, just in case you missed them.

One more blog post about Baxter State Park and Mt Katahdin.

No People, No Man Made Structure Or Noises. Welcome To Baxter State Park’s Mt Katahdin.

Thank you for following and sharing our the blog posts on Me in Maine channel.

Happy New Year 2026! Making plans to travel to Maine? Been way way too long since your last visit? Maybe you are past due.

Get to Maine to visit anytime you can sneak away up into Vacationland!

I’m Maine REALTOR Andrew Mooers, ME Broker

207.532.6573 | info@mooersrealty.com |

MOOERS REALTY 69 North Street Houlton Maine 04730

January 5, 2026
Peace. Stillness Of A Maine Winter

Cold fresh air, pure white snow of a Maine winter can do a body and mind good.

I remember as a kid the joy of bundling up, putting on hats and mittens hand knit by my mom. To head outside to dig impressive snow tunnels, to make snowmen with brothers, sisters, the neighborhood kids.

Playing in the outdoor fresh clean Maine winter air kept us healthier.

We did not, still don’t hibernate inside over a Maine winter.

The Dog Rides In The Sled, Not Pulls It In This Maine Ice Fishing Lake Photo.

Maine winters. Not counting the days on a calendar like a prison sentence sitting in a iron bar small space.

The crisp cold Maine winter air purifies and stimulates our white blood cell production. It is the shot in the arm that boosts our immune system.

Let’s snowmobile out to the lake ice shack and see what everyone’s up to this weekend.

Get off the couch, turn off the television, put down the cell phone device.

Go sliding with the kids. Support a local ski mountain or local ice rink.

The shoveling snow off the steps and clearing walkways, opening up driveways provides physical exercise that boosts our energy levels. Gets those endorphins pumping while filling our lungs with crisp clean fresh air.

Playing in the white flakes of snow, moving and handling it around our Maine homes got us outside.

Look what happened over night while sleeping. Wow.

Rotate slowly 360 degrees around you at the sparkling crystal outdoor landscape.

You become very aware of the World around you spending time outdoors in a Maine winter.

Living in rural areas of Maine. Growing up, we all had family jobs and responsibilities in rural Maine. Snow handling was one of them. But we also played in the fresh Maine snow powder.

There is self-satisfaction pitching in and being needed as a family member no matter which of the four seasons growing up in Maine.

The natural beauty of a few inches of new fallen Maine winter snow transforms the backyard overnight.

The lower temperature, whitewash frozen splash of pretty much one primary color. Mother Nature performs a one-color chip instrument solo of white.

Maine Is Small Town Friendly Living. Who Would Trade That For High Crime, Over Populated Not So Friendly Areas To Live If They Had A Choice?

Winter white on white. In stark contrast from just a few months earlier.

When Jack Frost waived the baton. Conducting the vivid harvest color explosion light show with a huge orchestra of peeper popping hues.

Picnic Food Just Tastes Better Looking At This When Munching What Gets Fished Out Of The Basket. Potato Pickers Move Field To Field In Fall Harvest Colors.

Bundle up and go outside in the Maine winter landscape.

The endorphins you create and natural feeling of wellness and contentment from crunching snow on a brisk walk improves the mood.

Look up, take in the Maine winter night sky light show of stars on the black velvet backdrop.

That natural beauty can not go unnoticed.

Develop a short walk habit and embrace not fear a Maine winter. Burn some calories just easy does it on the chunky sweater and too many clothing layers.

Bringing The Outdoors Indoors! Maine Winter, We Don’t Hibernate. Can’t Wait To Get Out In The Maine Snow!

Anyone in a northern tier state, with Scandinavian country heritage who loves to ski or snowmobile, ice fish and snowshoe knows how to dress.

All can agree if you are cold, you’re not dressed to match the Maine winter temperatures of the day.

And when you turn off the light and head to bed, cracking the window a tad.

There is nothing to compare to winter slumber and restful complete sleep during a Maine winter with some bedroom fresh air. (Unless you are not prepared for winter and have nightmares about not being ready.)

Stay caught up, don’t fall behind is simple Maine survival 101.

Welcome To Maine. You’re Here. You Made It!

If you are new to Maine, welcome. If just visiting during a Maine winter, there is lots to do and enjoy. Native Mainers are outdoors every day and just change up the wardrobe.

Attend a local community homemade supper, a very affordable snow sled club breakfast.

Climb into the stands of an ice hockey or local high school basketball game.

And definitely hit the recreation trails to witness wildlife, the smell of the woods and sheer expanse of Maine.

Maine, Less Colors Than Fall’s Explosion Can Be Dramatic Too!

Clear a lake or pond and skate on the sheet of smooth frozen water with fish swimming below. Down hill or cross country ski in Maine to take in the natural unspoiled beauty. Fill your lungs with clean fresh Maine air.

Being prepared for a Maine winter creates heighten anticipation and erases any fear and regret.

Insulating a Maine house to tighten up the cracks of cold air. Shortening up the square feet of living space. Heating with more than one source and playing the energy market.

Less people, more space, tighter connections in small Maine rural communities.

Boats Floating Along The Maine Coast In The Lincolnville Beach Area During A Maine Winter. Anyone Feel Like Fish Chowder Or Crab Cakes, Broiled Scallops?

Maine winter weather causes you to batten down the hatches and stay ahead rather than fall behind of the day to day. You become heartier and more resilient and appreciative.

The landscape shapes the local Mainer who is fiercely independent and hands on actively involved.

Chopping, splitting their own firewood, canning and preserving to fill their root cellar provisions.

Excited about the sugar bush maple sap collecting ahead during spring thaw. Boiling it down to amber sweet syrup to drizzle on your pancakes, waffles and ployes.

Saps Running As Temperatures Moderate And Winter Starts To Sputter.

Getting a new garden seed catalog to plan what to plant and where when spring renewal happens again.

Maine farmsteads with empty storage houses plant again. Work the soil, prepare the dirt for cultivating and planting another homestead crop on a Maine farm.

One Basket At A Time! Picking Maine Potatoes A Skill Learned By The Lucky Youth Growing Up In A Fall Harvest Potato Farm Field.

Summers on the waterfront, riding and hiking the recreation trails. Then another Maine winter spent like the other three seasons, outdoors.

A winter in Maine that you greet and look forward to like a reunion with an old friend.

But like being nervous before you get to know someone that becomes a friend for life, a Maine winter takes effort on your part.

Take a chance. Experience a Maine winter and don’t limit yourself to one or two seasonal visits.

Waterfront Islands, Sandy Beaches Make Never Fade, Memory Rich Vacations.

I know, I know Maine summer weather is hard to beat but layer up, find the value of wool and come on.

You and I are heading out in a snowy landscape in Maine to explore and discover.

Use the Maine weather to your advantage.

See how an old haunt like one of the 60 plus Maine lighthouse visits is so so different picking a different season to sample it.

Windy, No Tourist To Shoot Images, Video Around. That Is Why Winter Lighthouse Visits Leave A Lasting Impression.

Make the effort, see what happens and maybe what you have been missing during the end and the beginning of another trip around the sun.

Temperature 62, It Was Clear Blue Sky Sunshine On Total Solar Eclipse Day Houlton Maine. It Was April 8th, 2025. Perfect Weather For Viewing The Totality.

Before you just dismiss a Maine winter as something to dread and avoid at all costs. And instead of drawing the wrong conclusion from lack of trying and a lot of Maine weather myths. Gain perspective, log some hours in Maine besides when temperatures are highest.

Try the peace, the stillness, sample the quiet and learn a lot from the solitude of Maine’s snow white outdoors.

No black flies. Not as many tourists. No traffic and we never ever have to park on the street in small town Maine.

Everyone waves, says hello in Maine, the 4th lowest crime state. The cheapest state of car insurance and lots of other great things to set Maine apart from the rest of the World..

Maine Lighthouses, Big For Tourism And Fun For Locals To Visit. Over 60 Of Them To Collect Along The Rock Bound Craggy Coast.

Meg and I have skipped closing up the Maine lake home this fall. We are having fun spending the winter living on a Maine lake and blogging about the outdoor experience.

Thank you for following our Me In Maine blog posts series on living on a lake this winter.

I’m Maine REALTOR Andrew Mooers, ME Broker

207.532.6573 | info@mooersrealty.com |

MOOERS REALTY 69 North Street Houlton Maine 04730 USA

December 14, 2025
Do You See Bald Eagles In Maine?

Wildlife, water, woods and do you see bald eagles in Maine?

You experience it all when you spend time in Maine.

If you were living here, you would be already home right? On a short weekend trip or a week’s vacation, you get a taste of living in the state of Maine. But nothing like living here for a stretch of months or all year long.

No Two Maine Lake Sunsets The Same. Cause You’re Not. They Hit You Differently.

Like on a Maine lake, bald eagles.

Here’s one from this morning’s coffee as the pink, blue shades of sunlight appear around the waterfront.

Usually Up In The Tall Pine On The Point, But Not Today. Needed A Drink. Bald Eagle On A Maine Lake.

You have to be quick, before gotta go happens. Bald eagle heads away and not because of being startled.

Bald Eagle Taking Off On Drews Lake.

The lake in Maine offers a change of seasons perspective too. Like the ice over so we can have winter fun on the Maine lake. The tug of war between Old Man Winter and Mother Nature is a strong one.

Winter in Maine changes the habits of the bald eagle too… swooping down from the big lone point pine for a fish differ is hard. When your Maine lake has a sheet of ice for a lid that can only be opened with a Jiffy Ice auger and limited to five hole traps.

Maine lakes are very peaceful as the ice freezes over to prepare for different ways to enjoy them.

Make way for ice fishing, pond hockey and skating, cross country skiing and snowmobiling. Do you own a set of snowshoes to tramp out to the ice shacks that pop up when the Maine game warden announces the lake thickness is enough to be safe?

This morning circles of ice form with the spin like a potter’s wheel on Drews Lake.

Been at the lake longer this year and seeing lots that goes unnoticed other years.

Ice Thin Sheets Appear Out Front The Maine Lake Home. Ice Forming In Unique Ways. See The Ice Circle Forming?

Glad you are following our Me In Maine blog and images.

When you are parked on a lake in Maine full time, lots more eye candy is generated.

We toss in a few videos like this scene of a pair of Maine lake otters early one morning.

The photos of Maine lake life doing the heavy lifting today.

Mist, Color, The Temperatures Change On A Maine Lake.

Living on a Maine lake, the experience is not just summer BBQ’s and let’s take a dip, go water skiing.

Try a different season and see what you are missing say living on a lake in Maine.

I’m Maine REALTOR Andrew Mooers, ME Broker

207.532.6573 | info@mooersrealty.com |

MOOERS REALTY 69 North Street Houlton Maine 04730 USA

December 1, 2025