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We Were an Island: The Maine Life of Art and Nan Kellam
Peter P. Blanchard III
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| #190226 in Books | UPNE | 2010-05-11 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 8.20 x.83 x8.38l,1.77 | File type: PDF | 212 pages | ||19 of 20 people found the following review helpful.| Missing Pieces...|By Andrew McNabb|This is a nice book, but hardly a "classic of Maine literature," as one blurb suggests. The problem is the subject couple, Art and Nan Kellam, really aren't all that interesting. They are eccentric in their love for each other and it is unusual, certainly, buying an island and living on it in Spartan conditions and with minimal interference||
If you’ve ever been in love, you’ve probably turned to your sweetheart and said something like, ‘Darling, you’re my everything.’ Perhaps you’ve daydreamed with your significant other about ‘getting away from it
Anyone visiting the innumerable islands that hug the coast of Maine has wondered what it would be like to live year round on a “rock” bounded by the sea, essentially cut off from the world, with life’s priorities whittled down to the most basic necessities. In 1949 Art and Nan Kellam set off to find their own isolated piece of paradise and eventually settled on a 550-acre island known as Placentia, near Mount Desert Island. They would live there year ro...
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