TRAVEL AND WANDER

The 2 C's Camden and Castine spell Vacationland. These small, quaint coastal towns are what New England dreams are made of; charming bed and breakfasts, church steeples, cows grazing in the meadow, fresh lobster and homemade blueberry pie, mountains meet the sea, schooners and sailors, majestic sunrises and sunsets, one lane roads, and inland lakes, outdoor activities and so much more. The towns of Camden and Castine beckon weary travelers who wish to rejuvenate from the stresses of a high tech 21st century life and take time to savor all that spectacular Maine has to offer. The biggest of the New England states, Maine is a shining star from all angles and whether you live her full time, part time, or just visit as a tourist, you'll feel right at home in Maine. Camden, Maine, the "Jewel of the Maine Coast" consistency ranks as one of the prettiest towns in Maine. The picturesque harbor, the majestic mountains, the adorable town with unique shops and fine  restaurants,

ICE CREAM is one of the many dairy products consumed around the world. It's especially enjoyable on a hot summer day. Who consumes the most ice cream? Here's the list: 1.   New Zealand 2.   United States 3.  Australia 4.  Finland 5.  Sweden 6.  Canada 7.  Denmark 8.   Ireland 9.   Italy 10. United Kingdom Who invented ice cream? Most likely the Chinese, dating back to around 200 BC.  TYPES OF ICE CREAM: Traditional Ice Cream must be made with with no less than 10 percent milk fat. The base can't increase in volume by over 100% in the churning process. Gelato, Italian's cousin is made with whole milk without using cream. Mochi is premium ice cream wrapped in authentic mocha dough. Frozen Yogurt is made with most of the same ingredients of ice cream but with a lower percentage of fat. Sorbet contains little or no dairy. Made with frozen berries and water, it is light in texture and flavor. ICE CREAM is enjoyed around the globe for good reason. It's available in many