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'The Way Life Should Be'

Van de Wetering, Janwillem | September 1, 2003 issue

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This article presents the author's life experiences while living in Maine. The state boasts a long coastline where seals, loons, eider ducks and gulls can be seen. He experienced sailing through the ocean. He usually encounters strange people when he travels in and out of the state. Sudden climatic changes is being experienced in the state. In terms of recreational activities, various adventures are available, such as bear hunting, coyote trapping, and ridge running. The state still lacks industrialization.

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U.S. states; INDUSTRIALIZATION; CLIMATIC changes; COASTS; RECREATION; MAINE
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