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Maine is the most AGGRESSIVE and dangerous State in the Country. The State Legislature gave the LAZI (Local Socialist) Police the choice to terrorize the homeowners into leaving the State to steal our homes, killing off the homeowners to steal our homes or give up on their Great Expectations of stealing our wealth and called it a ban on civil asset forfeiture (7/2021). Gardiner PD chose to illegally install surveillance equipment in my house, aim eight directional loudspeakers and three microwave weapons and outsource the running of their protection rackets to black criminals. It is unsafe to reside in or visit Maine.

Nice work

Such a beautiful video❤️ very well descriptive and detailed
I’m so happy and excited that I’ll be there SOON ✅🌟

Ellsworth, Maine is the third largest city by land mass in the United States. Main Street is 19 miles long.

WHY.....did you have to bring up politics in Knox County? You had a beautiful video until you stuck that shit in it.😑

Great video, but you have an error in the section about Curtis Island. You show Pemaquid Point Lighthouse several times and call it Curtis Island. Might want to do an edit there.

LUV!!

Truly disappointed in this video. The narrator should learn to pronounce Maine counties and locations before saying them. Absolutely disgusting. Also, there's so much more to Maine than he shown here. This documentary could be 20 hours long at the rate he's covering it.

Also, it's Prout's Neck. Out. Also, it's Vine lhaven, as in v, long i, nelhaven.

It's the Piss cat a quis River - not the Piss ca taq quis River.

Had no idea we were forgotten, but it makes me very happy. 🦭

This is the only video I have ever given a thumbs down. A lifelong resident of Maine I am very disappointed that you only covered the lower third of our state. You mispronounced several names. You did not mention the state’s heritage or the great people who have lived here such as Margaret Chase Smith or even Stephen King. You talked only about lighthouses and failed to even mention our logging and agriculture. If you are not going to talk about the entire state, then change the title to Coastal Maine or don’t bother. I’m so disappointed in this video.

Thanks so much for the video, it really captures why Maine is so special! If you are visiting Portland, skip the pricey parking and hop on the METRO bus for just 2€ ($2) by downloading the DART app, or take the Breez bus up to Freeport for only 4.60€ ($5). You have to grab a legendary lobster roll at The Highroller Lobster Co. which usually runs about 28€ ($30), but for a more local vibe, the haddock sandwich at Becky’s Diner is a steal at 15€ ($16). For a place to stay that feels authentic without the luxury resort price tag, check out the Black Elephant Hostel or the Higgins Beach Inn where rooms often go for around 155€ ($170) per night. Enjoy your trip to the Pine Tree State!

Camp Ellis, not Camp Elliot

Maine is absolutely breathtaking, great work on this video! 🌊🎥

This video is absolutely masterful. The way every frame feels intentional and every moment is allowed to unfold naturally creates an experience that goes far beyond ordinary content. It feels immersive, thoughtful, and deeply human at the same time. You didn’t just present a place, you revealed its hidden character. That kind of storytelling is rare. After watching, I found myself wanting to continue exploring that same sense of mystery, and we recently shared a journey on our channel that uncovers even more unexpected layers in a similar world.

First sunrise in the U.S. at Cadillac Mountain, but also some of the most isolated islands on the East Coast… how does one place feel this alive and this quiet at the same time?

So wonderful to see that Portland is still as lovely as I remember from visits in the 70s and 80s, no obnoxious glass skyscrapers replacing centuries old magnificent structures, well done Maine!

Awesome video thanks ❤