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Category Archives: Migis craftmanship
A designing woman; camera shy Marcia’s floral and design contributions to Migis Lodge
Not only flowers on your dining room table, but wedding pieces, decor for our annual closing dinner feast, holiday trimmings for our retail stores, showpieces for public areas in our several properties…did you know our Marcia Davis was so … Continue reading
Chocolate? Buttercream? Raspberry?
Charity gives us a demonstration of her cake decorating skills. Can’t wait to find out if there is a leftover sliver to taste! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmJuzeKe6yw Some days still available for 2012. Give Robyn a call and see if yours is! sebagocam.com … Continue reading
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Tagged Lake Region weddings, Lakes Region, Maine weddings, Migis Lodge weddings, Migis weddings, outdoor Maine weddings, Sebago Lake wedding cakes, Sebago Lake weddings
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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
Invite a taste of Migis to your Super Bowl Sunday
This one’s for you, Polly! Football game or no, I’m a big fan of deviled eggs. Two bites, and ahhhhhhhhhh….. Here’s Chef John’s recipe, ably scribed by daughter Mallory!
Two notable silver anniversaries at Migis Lodge!
Green Camp, the original Main Lodge at Migis, was converted into Gray Gull I and II in 1986. Hard to believe it’s been that long since this big winter project. Have a look at it, up on risers! “someone told … 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
I just had to go look!
I took a call today from Elaine about her upcoming reservation, and she was so enthused about the fireplace where she stayed last year that I just had to go and look up her accommodation. She’s so right! That fireplace … Continue reading
You folks from away
might not fully realize what it means to see our thermometer at this level on April 2! To be able to walk about in a t-shirt enjoying the sounds and sights of spring is such a pleasure. This is a … Continue reading
Not exactly Noah’s ark…
…but if it were it would come in handy today. The wind is howling out there, and the rain just keeps on coming! Here, a few days ago, is our neighbor further west along 302, in Naples. The Songo River … Continue reading
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