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Category Archives: Migis Scenery
Vernal Equinox 2013 at Migis Lodge on Sebago Lake
I briefly considered settling myself on the main dock at Migis Lodge at 7:02 am Wednesday, the moment when spring arrived. What better place could there be? Then, I reconsidered. Will it be plowed yet, after Tuesday’s nor’easter? Will the … Continue reading
Pop Quiz; What to do at 10:00 am?
It is a busy morning at Migis! Audubon walkaround, waterskiing, body sculpting, catching up on things with old friends…..and wine tasting tonight at 5. Take your pick! Mary
Dan and Laura, on getting married at Migis Lodge
I want to show you this little video; Dan and Laura were relaxed and gracious enough to sit down and hold forth for a few minutes about how happy they were with their wedding Sunday afternoon. How they loved all … Continue reading
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renewal
We put an insulating wall up between the office and the Main Lodge living room during the winter, to preserve heat. When my son Tim was just beyond toddlerhood, we brought him in to the office one April day when … Continue reading
A winter stroll through Migis Lodge on Sebago Lake
Seems like the whole country is having an abundance of snow this winter, but there still is nothing like a walk through Migis in mid-winter. Sometimes people think winter is dark; you wouldn’t think so on a day like this! … Continue reading
Sebago Lake pre-Migis! Life in the slow lane.
Snowing to beat the band today, so enjoying being inside and having a walk down memory lane. Did you know………….that from 1830 to 1869 a canal connected Sebago Lake with the ocean at Portland? 150 vessels plied the canal in … Continue reading
If a tree falls in the forest……………….
Yes, we heard it. A little sad to have one of our towering pines tower no more, but Colby did a fine job of aiming and felling it right on target. This one was back behind Moose Point, and had … Continue reading
“Some men go through a forest and see no firewood”
Not us! We do see Maine forests, trees, fireplaces and firewood here! And so do our guests and visitors, who ask numerous questions about it. What kind is it? Wow, what do you use it for? How much do you … Continue reading
The longest day, and lovelier by the minute
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2010/06/100621-summer-solstice-2010-first-day-of-summer-longest-year-science/?source=link_tw06212010c Almost twelve hours since the solstice came and went. Suddenly, summer is upon us. Sailboats, sauvignon blanc, salads, sunscreen, skis, strawberry shortcake, sandals, sushi, swimsuits, sauna, sunsets, stars and stripes, s’mores—————sultry afternoons suitable for siestas. Sebago! Scott says “Still … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Drink, Maine Dining, Migis Hotel Group, Migis Lodge Photos, Migis Scenery, Sebago Lake Area, Travel
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Migis walkabout
Quiet here in the office, but plenty of activity afoot. Tim is helping out in the laundry, Ian is working on the railing around the dining room deck, Jed is arranging training for new staff. Willow has been here planting … Continue reading