Entries from August 28th, 2008

After the Ceremony Photos

August 31st, 2008 · 3 Comments

After the wedding ceremony, Rob and Colleen asked me to take some posed photos of them with their wedding attendants and family.

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Rob & Colleen’s Wedding Ceremony

August 30th, 2008 · No Comments


Colleen & Her Parents


Bride & Groom Kissing


Done!


Walking back down the aisle.


Walking back down the aisle.


Colleen’s sister & niece.


The flower girl didn’t toss any petals until after the wedding was over and she was in the driveway.


Emily pouring refreshments.


Lou pouring refreshments.


Colleen & Rob

Colleen and Rob’s wedding ceremony was in Harpswell, Maine, on Colleen’s parent’s deck, overlooking the waterfront. It was quick and simple. Both Rob and Colleen gave a number of reasons they were marrying the other person, kiss, and they were pronounced. After the ceremony refreshments were poured and people mingled around a bit and visited.

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Before Rob & Colleen’s Wedding

August 29th, 2008 · 1 Comment


Wedding Program


Colleen’s Parent’s Home in Harpswell, Maine


String Orchestra


Water View


Ging signing the guestbook.


Wedding Seating


Ging, Billy, Dallas


Rob & his Groomsmen: Bill, Phil, Rusty


Rob’s parents and sister Sarah


Rachelle & Dallas

A few photos from before Rob & Colleen’s wedding. I took a TON of photos since they didn’t have an “official” photographer.

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Ferry From Peaks Island to Portland

August 29th, 2008 · No Comments


Bye Bye Peaks Island


Fort Gorges


Hello Portland

Rob and Colleen’s wedding was at Colleen’s parents’ house in Harpswell, Maine, so sadly we had to leave Peaks Island. Billy, Ging, Dallas and I had breakfast at Cockeyed Gull and then took the ferry from Peaks Island to Portland.

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Battery Steele

August 28th, 2008 · 7 Comments


Battery Steele, Peaks Island


Dang Peaks Island hoodlums!


Rob and Ging going into a dark tunnel.


Emily going into a dark tunnel.


Rob in a narrow side hall.


Freaky!


Graffiti everywhere.


Didn’t know Phil was there til my flash went off.


Back side of the bunker area.


We climbed up a tiny wooded trail to the topside of the bunker where we found this air vent.


Dark now. Standing on the top of the bunker.

During World War II, a large military defense installation was built on Peaks Island. There are bunkers and batteries and observation towers and more, I’m sure. Phil told me that there were observation areas out in the water, looking for submarines and then guns on the island that would shoot. Or that was the plan. When they tested the guns windows all the way on the opposite side of the island shattered. He said it was not used after that. Some of the ruins are privately owned, and some are just there and you can go in. Maybe those are privately owned, but the owners don’t care? I’m not sure.

We went to the Battery Steele area. It is in this overgrown woods and almost all the way covered except for the entry ways. There are long tunnels with rooms and halls going off this way and that. You couldn’t see a thing in there. You couldn’t see your hand in front of your face, which was scary. Scarier was the fact that there were some small votives lit in the tunnel. The kind that don’t burn long, so someone had been in there just before us. Even scarier was when Ging and I were stumbling along in the dark and Billy and Dallas jumped out of somewhere and started yelling at us. Ging and I just started screaming. So spooky. Rob had two tiny flashlights, but most of us were just wandering around in the dark trying use our cell phones or cameras to see. It was creepy that we couldn’t see anything but when I’d light up a wall with my flash it would be covered with graffiti or we’d see one of our friends walking that we didn’t even know was there. Everything was all strobe-y, which added to the scary factor.

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