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Greetings from Islesboro, Maine, U.S.A.

44 18' 30" N
68 54' 14" W

Islesboro is an island community located in Penobscot Bay with a yearround population of about 550, although it gets much busier in the summer months. The island is about the size of Manhattan, and is accessible by ferry from the mainland.

Since March 26, 1996, 26952 brave souls have sailed into this port.
Last updated May 24, 1996.

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Islesboro | News | Weather | Friends & Family

Politics | Croquet | Nautical | Search Engines

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Islesboro

News

Living on an island has meant that it's not always easy to get your morning newspaper. Until now...

Weather

Here's our:

Friends & Family


  • Find out about the Mahan family here. Or not.


  • A black and white photo of The Mahans.


  • Dave Lewis keeps track of Islesboro people on the Web and has links to other islands, and Lewis Communications provides Internet consulting & can help with "all your computing needs" (he hates that phrase!).


  • Dave also publishes an ezine called Decent Exposure, which features a host of international writers.


  • Click on Lowell George's image to reach my old friend Gypsy at his Cadillac Hotel.
Politics

  • Please take a moment to participate in my exclusive Presidential Poll




  • Everything you never wanted to know about Newt



  • Turn Left



  • In the interest of fairness:The Right Side of the Web



  • Vote Smart Web is a great resource for those of any political stripe who want more information about all aspects of our American political system



  • This sizzling photographic essay digs deep into the roots of pornography in Aroostook County, Maine.
Croquet

Croquet Anyone?

Search Engines

My favorite search engines:

  • Alta Vista is an index type search engine.
  • Yahoo is a directory type search engine.
  • Search.com lists every imaginable web search tool.
  • Shareware.com is a great source for shareware for Macs and PCs.
Nautical

Here are some lists of extensive nautical links:



Uh Oh... Watch Out Mateys, I think there's pirates shootin' at us. Let's get the hell out of here!

(This feature updated 3/29/96)

This page, like Rte. 1 in the summer, is always under construction.

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