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I know some members of the board are from New England and travel to Maine so I just wanted to let people know about two great places in Boothbay Harbor. My husband and I went this weekend and the inn made me a special breakfast (frittata with potatoes and sausage) and we found a GREAT place for dinner.

The inn we stayed at is Open Original Shared Link. The Innkeepers also own the inn next to it, Admiral's quarters. Not only did they accommodate me for breakfast, but the place is gorgeous and the inkeepers are friendly and funny.

Had dinner at Open Original Shared Link. The chef is gluten intolerant so Ii was in good hands. had a great soup, meal and dessert!

Highly recommend both places!


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jerseyangel Proficient

The Inn looks beautiful, Bev! Glad you had such a nice time. :D

Judyin Philly Enthusiast

I'm so glad you and Kurt could get away.

How far was it from where you live?

what room did you stay in?

just loved looking at the photos.

happy you could eat so well there too.

Judy

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