T Stands for Time To Kill

The first real landmark of the ride up to Ogunquit. The Piscataqua River Bridge which connects Portsmouth, New Hampshire to Kittery, Maine. Ogunquit is only 20 or so minutes away, if the hotel would let us check-in early. They won't so we have some time to kill.

We stopped at a comfort station on the Maine Turnpike to get some brochures, and I decided to play tourist. 

We decided to stop for lunch at the Sun and Surf Restaurant on Long Sands Beach in York, Maine. Same place where we had lunch last year. We had the same lunch, too. Haddock bites with fries, and we had a cup of clam chowder (it's pronounced chow-dah). I had an unsweetened iced tea with lemon for my beverage. I think Teague had a Sprite (lemon-lime soda)

After lunch, the traditional stop at Sohier Park to walk around to take pictures especially 

of Nubble Light. The seeing the lighthouse never gets old.

We arrived in Ogunquit, but still had about an hour and a half to wait before we could check in. We decided to drive to the Marginal Way. Teague said she always seems to have luck with getting a parking space on Stearns Road steps from Lobster Point Lighthouse Her luck held and she got the same spot she always seems to get.

So we walked a little ways along the Marginal Way and sat and chatted until

the fog started to roll in.

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