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Next Adventure Series – How to see Puffins in Maine
The Puffin is one of the most beloved birds in Maine. After all it’s cute, with its bright orange and red beak, black and white feathers and small size. They look like miniature penguins that fly around like hummingbirds. A … Continue reading
Read MoreOur Amazing Photographers
We are very appreciative of all the photographers who have helped contribute photography to The Bradley Inn website: Elizabeth Campbell – Elizabeth Campbell Photography – Beth Campbell was hired in 2017 to take photographs of some of. We met Beth … Continue reading
Read MoreNext Adventure series – Damariscotta the Oyster Capital
They are saying that the Damariscotta Region is to oysters what Napa is to wine; the name of the place becoming synonymous with its product. And rightfully so. Smokey McKeen founded Pemaquid Oyster Company on the Damariscotta River in 1986, … Continue reading
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The Pemaquid Peninsula, located smack dab in the middle of Midcoast Maine, is somewhat of a hidden gem. Located between some
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Colonies of the Atlantic Puffin had virtually vanished from the islands off the coast of Maine by the late 1800s, due to
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Midcoast Maine is a mecca for avid birders. The end of May is one of the best times of the year to view species that may not
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Fall brings great reasons for hiking on the peninsula with its crisp air, no bugs and less people. The Bradley Inn sits
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In 2019 The Bradley Inn became a Select Registry Property. We underwent one of the industry’s most comprehensive quality
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Happy New Year! As a year finishes and we look forward to the next we critic the previous year to determine what worked and
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Thanksgiving has come and gone…and has kicked off the end of the year Holiday Season, Christmas, Hanukah, Kwanza and let
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The 2019 season is just about over and with Halloween being out last day for a month, we open again for Thanksgiving, we
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Ross and I hosted one cooking class at the inn in 2017, our first season here. We had two attendees, a mother and daughter
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We had two phone calls today from people wanting to know where they could moor their boat and how they could transport to
... moreJuly 4th is a time for celebration, so let’s have fun! Round Pond Parade – quirky and fun Lighthouse Museum
... moreThis coming weekend, June 13 through the 15th, is the annual Damariscotta Oyster Celebration. The weekend is very well
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