Ogunquit Pt. 2 & Marginal Way

My Uncles' Pat and John have owned a home in Ogunquit, Maine for 20 years. In all the summer's and one other fall I've visited, I've never walked Marginal Way, the one and a half mile cliffwalk that overlooks the ocean and leads to Ogunquit Beach, in its entirety. Daph and I were so fortunate to have gorgeous weather during our stay over Columbus Day weekend. Which also happens to be the last weekend all the stores and restaurants are open and the trolley is running. There are less than 1000 residents off-season.

Ogunquit Pt. 1

Ogunquit Pt. 3

Ogunquit Pt. 4


Daph and I started at the very beginning of Marginal Way. We snapped several pictures of the gorgeous scenery before deciding to get lunch in preparation for our full day of walking.



















We stopped for lunch at Oarweed. If you're sitting by a window or outside, you're able to look out at the water while you eat. The salty beach air was intoxicating.




















We ordered appetizers, salad and seafood chowder. Daph had Haddock broiled in butter and I had the Seafood trio (Haddock, Stuffed Shrimp, Scallops) cooked the same way.



















After lunch we headed outside and began the trail along Marginal Way.



















We just couldn't get over the beauty along our walk. I'm thrilled I was able to share my favorite place on earth with my favorite person on earth.

































































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What a day! And this was just the beginning...