Fading Februrary

Well, the old groundhog did his thing, came out of his hole and saw his shadow- or maybe he didn't- and for some unknown reason, this phenomenon convinces everyone that there will be six more weeks of winter. How many do we get if he sees the opposite? That has never been discussed, and frankly, I am sick and tired of allowing a small, furry rodent determine our fate. Speaking of fate, though not really, I would like to speak about Boothbay Harbor's finest attraction- okay, so if you are a local, this falls farther down on your list, but that is okay. I am speaking of Windjammer Day's, this year June 22nd and 23rd. A fine event that brings a bounty of people to the area to view local crafts, fantastic tall ships, and boundless selections to tantalize the tastebuds. If you have never- and if you are reading this, you probably have- been to a Windjammer's Day celebration, then you should definatly come and check it out. The towns of Boothbay Harbor and Boothbay, whilst always beautiful, during these few days, are like the middle age woman who pulls out her prom dress and finds that it still fits. Or to use another cliche, the towns put their best feet forward(whatever that means). So come one, come all, to view the this area in its glory-witness the tall ships arrive, the splendid fireworks, the tasty aroma of traditional Maine cuisine wafting through the air. And you if you think that you might like to, we here at Fisherman's Wharf are at the heart of it all, right on the harbor, with spectactular views of all the events(except maybe when people stuff themselves full of pancakes, that is not in town). Our rooms are filling up fast, so make the call, book a room, and experience the best that Boothbay Harbor has to offer- if only for a day or two.