As you enter the town of Ogunquit proper, there is a road to the right that leads to Perkin's Cove. It is a collection of tourist shops, restaurants, a marina, and beautiful views.


We stopped at the "Piece of Cake Gallery". The artist/owner was very friendly. We bought some greeting cards.



This house is directly across the road from the "Piece of Cake Gallery". Dick liked the bright color it is painted. See the house across from the beach in Kennebunk for even brighter colors.



We ate lunch at the Lobster Shack. It is at the end of the road down the shopping area at Perkin's Cove. You pay by the pound; the lobsters are weighed and then boiled on the spot. The meal was delicious.



Marginal Way is a one-mile path along the cliff overlooking the beach at Perkin's Cove. Lynne and her family used to walk this path when she was a child.

One of the treats along Marginal Way.



This is the beach. Not great on the feet. I wonder why there are no people walking along the shore?



This is a viewing deck above a dock at Perkin's Cove. Near here, you can sign up for lobstering cruises.