Field Trip

Nobleboro Antique Exchange

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FIELD TRIP-Jan/Feb 2012

By Veronique McCaree | Photographs by Amanda Kowalski

Do you love the thrill of the hunt? Game on.
Take a field trip to the Nobleboro Antique Exchange, a huge antique mall, restoration center, and—yes—candy shop in the heart of Maine’s midcoast

 

Rock Fetch

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FIELD TRIP-October 2011

By Veronique McCaree | Photographs by Amanda Kowalski

Maine artists Anita Roelz and Pamela Creamer transformed a rundown seaside shack into a creative space where paintings, beach stones, and dogs come together beautifully.

 

Sweet Spot

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FIELD TRIP-September 2011

By Veronique McAree | Photography Amanda Kowalski

You know the old expression: Good things come in small packages. The adage certainly applies to Sugar Tools, the newest addition to Camden’s retail scene.

 

Locally Sewn

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FIELD TRIP-August 2011

by Veronique McAree | Photography Amanda Kowalski

Looking for a local style destination?  Corey & Co. is a must-stop for one-of-a-kind clothing made on the spot in Portland

 

Flower Power

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FIELD TRIP-July 2011

by Veronique McAree | Photography Amanda Kowalski

Looking for a wedding gift? A seascape painting? A pair of pruning shears? Try a field trip to Kennebunkport’s new shop, Anniebells. You’ll find all these items—and a whole lot more.

 

Midcoast Mod

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FIELD TRIP-June 2011

by Veronique McAree | Photography Amanda Kowalski

Clothing designer, Rockland resident, shop owner, creator of handmade dresses—hello, that’s a lot of hats to wear! Beth Bowley does so with aplomb, but she does admit to a Blackberry addiction and ingesting a lot of caffeine.

 

Natural Talent

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FIELD TRIP-January/February 2011

by Veronique McAree | Photography Amanda Kowalski

Exquisite jewelry, fresh flowers, and an opera singer take center stage at Compositions, an eye-catching shop in Portland’s Old Port

 

Family Ties

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FIELD TRIP-January/February 2011

by Veronique McAree | Photography Amanda Kowalski

After working as a children’s book illustrator, Jo Ellen Stammen realized that, if she didn’t at least try to start her own business, she would always wonder about what could have been. She turned to her daughter, Jessica, to help in the endeavor, and the two opened a hand-hooked rug business and boutique in their hometown of Camden.

 

Saving Grace

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FIELD TRIP-November/December 2010

by Veronique McAree | Photography Amanda Kowalski

Need a claw-foot bathtub? French doors? A marble sink? Take a field trip to Portland Architectural Salvage, a store that specializes in the exotic, hard-to-find details that will make your home unique.

 

The Fabric of Portland

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FIELD TRIP-October 2010

by Veronique McAree | Photography Amanda Kowalski

Whether you need a complete home makeover or just a quick fix, Portland’s Home Remedies offers the perfect design Rx

 

 

 

Off the Charts

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FIELD TRIP-August 2010

by Veronique McAree | Photography Amanda Kowalski

Jewelry designer Charlotte Leavitt gets inspiration from nautical charts to create one-of-a-kind accessories that tell her customers’ stories

 

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