So where is Strawberry Island?

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Bruce Bartrug

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Jan 17, 2013, 8:20:14 PM1/17/13
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:)  Kindly remember that "in front of Joe's Place" is meaningless unless you live in Joe's town.  :)

Thank you,
BAB

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Bruce Bartrug

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Jan 17, 2013, 9:49:59 PM1/17/13
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Strawberry Island doesn't turn up on Google Maps, smaht *ss.

On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 9:07 PM, <t1...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Ever heard of Google or Bing Maps?



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Subject: [Maine-birds] So where is Strawberry Island?

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Bruce Bartrug

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Jan 17, 2013, 9:54:18 PM1/17/13
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I know where Strawberry Island is in Argentina, I just can't find it in Maine.  :)b

On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 9:53 PM, Peter Vickery <peterv...@roadrunner.com> wrote:
I think it's in Argentina and I'll send the coordinates when I get there and find the island.

Best, Peter


Peter Vickery
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Richmond, ME 04357 USA






Bruce Bartrug

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Jan 17, 2013, 10:04:02 PM1/17/13
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Sorry if there was any confusion.  This was the message to which I replied, "It doesn't show up on Google Maps, smaht *ss." 

Thanks to all who were kind enough to indicate where the island is.

BAB

Susan Guare

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Jan 18, 2013, 6:20:06 AM1/18/13
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I still don't know where Strawberry Island is.  :(

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Scott Richardson

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Jan 18, 2013, 6:41:12 AM1/18/13
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Great Hill Rd Kennebunk

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rob speirs

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Jan 18, 2013, 6:50:59 AM1/18/13
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Sorry Folks...I replied to Bruce and should have replied to the entire LIST....here you go!  Rob

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From: rob speirs <rspe...@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 8:46 PM
Subject: Re: [Maine-birds] So where is Strawberry Island?
To: Bruce Bartrug <bbar...@gmail.com>


Whoops...sorry Bruce....its in Kennebunk......Get off I 95's Kennebunk exit, follow Rt 35 through middle of town and then south following signs for Kennebunkport. When you come to the intersection of Rt 35 and Rt 9, go straight through and follow to shore and down the beach. After passing Lord's Point (private) turn left onto Great Hill Rd....follow short way to sharp right turn where you have a good view of the spit and the small rocky Strawberry Island.  You see a yellow/white lobster buoy wedge in rocks near its highest point...Owl seems to often hang by the buoy.  See attached aerial photo.

Good Luck,

Rob


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SNOW - Kennebunk Great Hill Rd Strawberry Island.jpg

Linda Scotland

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Jan 18, 2013, 7:46:19 AM1/18/13
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 It's on Great Hill Road in Kennebunk. Go to www.kennebunklandtrust.org and look at the maps.  Then look at property #9.  Below that you'll see a line out over the water that represents Strawberry Island at low tide.
Linda
 
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Marie Louise St. Onge-KLT

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Jan 18, 2013, 9:16:26 AM1/18/13
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Rob’s directions below are just right, and you’ll see the Kennebunk Land Trust sign upon arrival – parking is just beyond the sign. Strawberry Island is simply a spit of land at low tide now, but it once was a farm. A fire destroyed the structures many years ago, and subsequently the sea has had her way. Kennebunk Land Trust is pleased to host the Snowy and your visits to see this beautiful owl! There is limited parking at the site, please respect the neighbors.

Marie Louise

 

                                Peter – so much closer than Argentina!

 

Marie Louise St.Onge

Executive Director

Kennebunk Land Trust

11 York Street

Kennebunk, ME  04043

Tel: 207-985-8734

Fax: Call First

Marie Louise St. Onge-KLT

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Jan 18, 2013, 9:17:39 AM1/18/13
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Rob’s directions below are just right, and you’ll see the Kennebunk Land Trust sign upon arrival – parking is just beyond the sign. Strawberry Island is simply a spit of land at low tide now, but it once was a farm. A fire destroyed the structures many years ago, and subsequently the sea has had her way. Kennebunk Land Trust is pleased to host the Snowy and your visits to see this beautiful owl! There is limited parking at the site, please respect the neighbors.

Marie Louise

 

                                Peter – so much closer than Argentina!

 

Marie Louise St.Onge

Executive Director

Kennebunk Land Trust

11 York Street

Kennebunk, ME  04043

Tel: 207-985-8734

Fax: Call First

 

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From: rob speirs <rspe...@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 8:46 PM
Subject: Re: [Maine-birds] So where is Strawberry Island?
To: Bruce Bartrug <bbar...@gmail.com>


Whoops...sorry Bruce....its in Kennebunk......Get off I 95's Kennebunk exit, follow Rt 35 through middle of town and then south following signs for Kennebunkport. When you come to the intersection of Rt 35 and Rt 9, go straight through and follow to shore and down the beach. After passing Lord's Point (private) turn left onto Great Hill Rd....follow short way to sharp right turn where you have a good view of the spit and the small rocky Strawberry Island.  You see a yellow/white lobster buoy wedge in rocks near its highest point...Owl seems to often hang by the buoy.  See attached aerial photo.

 

Good Luck,

 

Rob

 

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