I am with Bette Stevens today in celebration of her beloved Maine’s 200th birthday. Bette is a wonderful poet and person. You should check out her site.
More Maine—Arts & Culture
- Maine officially celebrates its Bicentennial (200th birthday as an independent US state) on March 15, 2020.
- The Pine Tree State (Maine’s official nickname)—provides a sanctuary for arts and culture—check out these famous Maine people (Arts & Literature) at Maine.gov.
- Maine has been inspiring artists and art lovers for more than two centuries and continues to provide a cultural haven for residents and visitors alike. You’ll find a treasure chest of museums and galleries spattered throughout the state. Be sure to check out these “10 Must-See Maine Art Museums.”
- Maine is known as Vacationland. From pristine wilderness to pine forest mountain ranges to crystal clear waterways and majestic shorelines, Maine is a perfect place to spend your vacation.
I’m delighted that John W. Howell stopped by to help celebrate Maine’s Bicentennial with a fine piece of Maine art that inspired his My Maine haiku…
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Thanks for helping us celebrate with your wonderful art and haiku, John! ❤
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Headed there now, John … looks like fun 🙂
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Thank you, Harmony
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Wonderful, John!
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Thanks, Jennie.
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You are welcome, John.
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A beautiful poem, John. Many thanks to you and Bette for sharing the joy. Cheers! 🙂
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Thank you, Natalie.
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Wonderful, John! I love Kennebunkport, Maine, having gone camping in the are 5-6 times.
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I loved it too. 😁
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😁
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