This short film is lovely, with just the soundtrack of the birds, water, breezes, cars, distant laughter and small town noises. Makes the film 1,000 times more enjoyable and appreciated.
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Thank you very much, it means a lot to see the natural soundtrack is appreciated.
Thank you so much for this beautiful memory. I grew up in Lubec in the 1960s and lived downtown right across from where the boat ramp is now, although the house is no longer there. There used to be a car ferry to Campobello before the bridge was built and that's where the ferry came in. The American customs office was there, too, on the end of the street. As a little girl I used to sit on the sidewalk and watch all the cars lined up all along front street (Water Street) waiting their turn to go across to Campobello. Sometimes the people in the cars would come over and talk to me to pass the time. They made a movie called Sunrise at Campobello about Franklin Roosevelt and his family who owned a summer home on Campobello. I can remember a big fancy convertible waiting in line one day, and Mama sent me over with a piece of paper to get an autograph. I didn't know who he was, but Mama said it was Ralph Bellamy, who played President Roosevelt in the movie. I remember he was very nice and gave me his autograph. I still have the autograph after all these years. I can also remember when they built the bridge, it was quite an event, crowds of people were lined up all along the bridge. If I remember right, Mama said Mrs Roosevelt was there, but I didn't see her. But I remember her son did cut the ribbon. I could go on forever with all the wonderful memories I have of Lubec. I feel very lucky to have been able to grow up there at such a wonderful time. Thank you so much Sergey for putting this beautiful video out for everyone to see and appreciate my home town!
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Dear Sharon, thank you so much for sharing your memories, I wish I could give your comment 10 stars. The 60s in such a beautiful place sounds like a pretty perfect childhood, indeed, you must have had a great time. Thank you again and I appreciate your kind words.
I remember you. Do you remember when the Seaboard factory burned?The boat ramp is there now,sitting on top of the ruins of that factory. I also remember the ferry to Campobello island.
I remember the car ferry. Mama took me and my brother on it once. My brother got seasick. Those were the good old days. Times were rough,but way better than today. I can still remember standing there,in line with my brother and mama, waiting for the government food.
I enjoyed reading this post about your Lubec childhood. As Sergei said, what a great time and place to have grown up. Thank you, and Sergey for this lovely beautiful video and post.
So BEAUTIFUL! This is my hometown. What a surprise to find this gem and much gratitude for portraying its beauty so well. My heart is full from watching this, especially since I live far away. ❤️ THANK YOU. 🙏
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Crystal, this is pure delight to read comments like yours. I'm glad you liked the video, your hometown is a charm!
Great video. I lived in Lubec for 15 years. I am originally from American Sāmoa and grew up in a village called Leloaloa. Beautiful place. Lived in Hawai’i, California, New York, South Korea, Germany, Japan, then settled in Maine and now I am back in Hawai’i. All of these places are dear to me, but my two favorite places would be Leloaloa, American Sāmoa and Lubec, Maine. Much love to my friends in Maine. I will be back to visit for the 4th of July!!!
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What a story! You have seen the world! Thanks for sharing and glad you liked the video.
Wow...this is bringing out alot of emotions and feelings in me-- there's a peace here but yet a lonliness on top of beauty- hard to describe but you have managed to really cause me to pause and reflect on my life. Great video...
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Thank you for these kind words, this means a lot -- and you described my own feelings very well too. Glad you liked it, hope your life has been going great and cheers to many more years to come!
I was born in Lubec,way back in 1957. I know these places. I lived in the house now called The Water Street Inn and Tavern. I know/knew most of the people who lived in these houses,back in the day. Thank you for the tour.
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Franklyn, glad to hear from a local! Lubec is special place and even more so for someone from there.
@Sergey Mishenev I lived right there in town. The inn and pub,across from Cahills (used to be tips restaurant. I know all the history. I was living there when the Seaboard Factory burned. I remember helping fight the fire at the movie hall. I remember when the post office burned. I remember when they paved Water street. I remember when they built, and dedicated the bridge to Campobello. All of it. I got my first job at Factory B.,which is now a motel. I'd love to be able to come down there and chat with the townspeople about all that. Those were the good old days. Imagine, An evening of Lubec History,told in first person singular. What a tourist magnet that would be.
@ At the dock of the old sardine factory, which is a restaurant and hotel, and at the 'furthest east' marker. They also are at the cemetery next to Family Dollar.
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This short film is lovely, with just the soundtrack of the birds, water, breezes, cars, distant laughter and small town noises. Makes the film 1,000 times more enjoyable and appreciated.
Thank you very much, it means a lot to see the natural soundtrack is appreciated.
Thank you so much for this beautiful memory. I grew up in Lubec in the 1960s and lived downtown right across from where the boat ramp is now, although the house is no longer there. There used to be a car ferry to Campobello before the bridge was built and that's where the ferry came in. The American customs office was there, too, on the end of the street. As a little girl I used to sit on the sidewalk and watch all the cars lined up all along front street (Water Street) waiting their turn to go across to Campobello. Sometimes the people in the cars would come over and talk to me to pass the time. They made a movie called Sunrise at Campobello about Franklin Roosevelt and his family who owned a summer home on Campobello. I can remember a big fancy convertible waiting in line one day, and Mama sent me over with a piece of paper to get an autograph. I didn't know who he was, but Mama said it was Ralph Bellamy, who played President Roosevelt in the movie. I remember he was very nice and gave me his autograph. I still have the autograph after all these years. I can also remember when they built the bridge, it was quite an event, crowds of people were lined up all along the bridge. If I remember right, Mama said Mrs Roosevelt was there, but I didn't see her. But I remember her son did cut the ribbon. I could go on forever with all the wonderful memories I have of Lubec. I feel very lucky to have been able to grow up there at such a wonderful time. Thank you so much Sergey for putting this beautiful video out for everyone to see and appreciate my home town!
Dear Sharon, thank you so much for sharing your memories, I wish I could give your comment 10 stars. The 60s in such a beautiful place sounds like a pretty perfect childhood, indeed, you must have had a great time. Thank you again and I appreciate your kind words.
I remember you. Do you remember when the Seaboard factory burned?The boat ramp is there now,sitting on top of the ruins of that factory. I also remember the ferry to Campobello island.
I remember the car ferry. Mama took me and my brother on it once. My brother got seasick. Those were the good old days. Times were rough,but way better than today. I can still remember standing there,in line with my brother and mama, waiting for the government food.
I enjoyed reading this post about your Lubec childhood. As Sergei said, what a great time and place to have grown up. Thank you, and Sergey for this lovely beautiful video and post.
That seems like such a beautiful childhood!
We visited there today on a foggy day and loved the quiet charm. Sweet little town !!
So BEAUTIFUL! This is my hometown. What a surprise to find this gem and much gratitude for portraying its beauty so well. My heart is full from watching this, especially since I live far away. ❤️ THANK YOU. 🙏
Crystal, this is pure delight to read comments like yours. I'm glad you liked the video, your hometown is a charm!
Thank you for making this beautiful video with no talking or music just natural sounds!
Glad you enjoyed it like that! I believe videos with natural sounds age better.
this is cool with no talking! thank you!
Love the sound of birds & water❤
Thank you for this lovely film. 💜
My pleasure! Glad you liked it.
I love this ❤ Thank you so much. I own a house on Pleasant St. I am originally from Campobello. This is really beautiful!!!
Great video. I lived in Lubec for 15 years. I am originally from American Sāmoa and grew up in a village called Leloaloa. Beautiful place. Lived in Hawai’i, California, New York, South Korea, Germany, Japan, then settled in Maine and now I am back in Hawai’i. All of these places are dear to me, but my two favorite places would be Leloaloa, American Sāmoa and Lubec, Maine. Much love to my friends in Maine. I will be back to visit for the 4th of July!!!
What a story! You have seen the world! Thanks for sharing and glad you liked the video.
Wow...this is bringing out alot of emotions and feelings in me-- there's a peace here but yet a lonliness on top of beauty- hard to describe but you have managed to really cause me to pause and reflect on my life. Great video...
Thank you for these kind words, this means a lot -- and you described my own feelings very well too. Glad you liked it, hope your life has been going great and cheers to many more years to come!
I was born in Lubec,way back in 1957. I know these places. I lived in the house now called The Water Street Inn and Tavern. I know/knew most of the people who lived in these houses,back in the day. Thank you for the tour.
Franklyn, glad to hear from a local! Lubec is special place and even more so for someone from there.
@Sergey Mishenev I lived right there in town. The inn and pub,across from Cahills (used to be tips restaurant. I know all the history. I was living there when the Seaboard Factory burned. I remember helping fight the fire at the movie hall. I remember when the post office burned. I remember when they paved Water street. I remember when they built, and dedicated the bridge to Campobello. All of it. I got my first job at Factory B.,which is now a motel. I'd love to be able to come down there and chat with the townspeople about all that. Those were the good old days. Imagine, An evening of Lubec History,told in first person singular. What a tourist magnet that would be.
Thank you! This is outstanding. Haven't been to Lubec in years.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Breath taking tranquility. I prefer being there then here in Florida in the summertime. That is the ultimate getaway for relaxation.
I couldn't agree more. I'm also down south and especially these days I want to get away asap.
It's beautiful! Thank you so much for posting this. I would love to live there.
You're so welcome, glad you enjoyed it!
I did my first border crossing there😊
Then the town will always remain special for you. What a great place for the first border crossing!
What a beautiful video. ✨
Thank you so much!
My great grandmother’s family is from here, they came from England directly. I’m making my journey here this fall.
Good luck with your travel, hope you'll learn more about your ancestry. Lubec is a great town, I love it there.
Que lindo!😍
Gracias :)
My boyhood home town!! Beautiful
Beautiful town
Always better than anywhere of Southern Maine’s coast to me
Southern Maine has a lot of great places too. Lubec is very special though, I agree with that. Perhaps its remoteness is the key.
There are ravens and crows in Lubec. They are friendly and entertaining. Bring dry cat food to feed them.
Mark, where exactly would you recommend to feed them? What part of town would it be easier to spot ravens at?
@ At the dock of the old sardine factory, which is a restaurant and hotel, and at the 'furthest east' marker. They also are at the cemetery next to Family Dollar.
Thinking of moving here, ashland, or madawaska! any advice is appreciated❤
Lubec puts you closer to bigger towns like Bangor. You will need to be closer to bigger towns for one reason or the other.
thank you!@
Where's the Blue Octopus?
Not on this video, sorry! Perhaps I needed to speak more with the locals to scout more iconic locations.
Someday
Lubec went from 3,300 people to 1,100…..very sad
Definitely not great. What happened?
The fish factories all closed down. I worked at Foctory B.,which is now the Inn on the Wharf.