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Know_more_carry_less t1_j02x9hc wrote

I first visited Lubec after a big storm came through. It had knocked the roof off of a wharf shed. The roof then floated the quarter mile over to the Canadian island there (the name eludes me).

Apparently “finders keepers” is established maritime law as the Canadians planted a Canadian and Jolly Roger flags on the shed roof, refusing to give it back. Half the town of Lubec couldn’t care less, the other half was ready to go to war and launch some kind of midnight raid like Washington crossing the Delaware.

Fun town, Lubec. Can’t wait to get back up there.

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ppitm t1_j03vcxt wrote

The tide in Lubec hates you and wants to kill you. I was thinking of sailing an engineless boat into the harbor this September. Forecast didn't work out but it was a bit butthole-puckering just doing the planning.

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Affectionate_Neat919 t1_j06tbyr wrote

I will aspire to be the flawless person you are in the future. As I said, my humble apologies. I hope your sarcastic reply to my error in posting the link has made you feel better about yourself.

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Affectionate_Neat919 t1_j07ex38 wrote

I appreciate it. I was just trying to engage in some friendly banter as Lubec is an interesting topic. I went back last spring after not being there since I was a kid (grandparents died there in 1987) and stayed at West Quoddy Station, which was really cool. Anyway, people can get grumpy these days. I will use my exoneration wisely!

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Expert_Drama9374 t1_j0af1u8 wrote

I had to look up what you were talking about. Crazy story. I asked my Mom and she really didn't have much of an opinion on it. She used to work in one of the old fish packing plants before they closed down years ago. It's been converted to a to a nice place to eat and stay.

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