Visiting small New England towns. Freeport, New Brunswick, and bass

Driving along the Mid Coast of Maine We Came Upon many small towns. There are great places for lobster and other Seafood as well as amazing desserts like donuts cupcakes and candy chocolate cookies. As are driving along the coast We Came Upon three distinct town that I will share with you in this post. These towns included bath, Freeport, and New Brunswick. Each town is distinct and its nature however there are many similarities. Maine towns are Old Mill and Mining towns. A lot of them are also old fishing towns along the coast. Most of the buildings are made out of brick and wood. The streets are small with Cobblestone and brick sidewalks. There is also small Industries such as fishing and art based galleries all along the drive. The u.s. Navy operates a small base in bath. We even saw an advanced worship I don't know what it's called but it has an armored whole and it's known for its ability to be a stealth warship.

Frontier is a gallery and food place. Here is a sandwich.

Caulfiflower friend with parmesan.

Wall full of paintings.

this picture shows a restaurant known as frontier.

Hilly landscape.

Driving through an industrial town in the coast.

A military base in Bath. Notice the hi tech boat we snapped.