Rick and I so enjoyed celebrating Seguin with a full house at Bath Golf Club this past Saturday. As requested, I am posting a recording of the song I wrote while out on the Cove Trail one morning. L...

During the foggy weeks of June and July, Lee and I spent a lot of time in the Seguin museum, trying to absorb as much of the island's "story" as possible. One of the displays that particularly g...

In early August we started hearing about whale sightings again. Virginia - a frequent visitor to Seguin - offers this glimpse of a pair of humpbacks from just east of the island.  Photo credit ...

Recent guests Maria and Raul head back to the Gratitude (Five Island Boat Tours) after a memorable day and night on Seguin. Cal, who offers transport through Five Island Boat Tours (http://www.five...

The south side of the Donkey Engine House, now fortified with new cedar shake siding. FOSILS crew Cyndy, Chris, Tom, Rick and Shelby return to the Miss Lindsay after a long volunteer day. Fr...

Melissa Wood made it! Seguin's was the last Main lighthouse stamp missing from her passport, but not any more. Having seen it previously from a distance by tour boat, Melissa and her daughter go...

Good times with Small Point Summer School on Seguin. Looking west from the catwalk, some could see their homes. I don't know where the planners with Small Point Summer School / Day Camp get the...

From left, cousins John and Julia deliver freshly picked blueberries to Rick and Lee. Here on Seguin we hear wonderful things about Damariscove and the caretakers there. It's not in the cards f...

Volunteers from Maine Island Trails Association remove old siding from the Donkey Engine House When we returned to Seguin after our day off-island last Wednesday, we were delighted to find that ...

I knew nothing of Seguin Island until my friend Eben took us (me & my 10 year old son) there to pick up a mooring for the night. On the sail out from Portland, we had our fingers crossed that the...