An orange sun greeted Erin, Zacharie, our 3-months-old baby and I on a mid-September morning (2006). It was our wedding anniversary, and what better way to celebrate it than at this awe-inspiring place. Bass Harbor Head Light, steadfast and surrounded by towering pines, was impressive. The rising sun enhanced the pink tints in the rugged rock formation with their shadows moving by the minute. We sat on a ring of rocks and heard the frequent clang of a nearby fog buoy as we enjoyed our morning coffee. It was low tide and I soon made my way to the other end of the light and back in search for the perfect composition. A lobster boat appeared.  As the engine gargled and echoed, a lobsterwoman pulled up her traps  checking for the day's catch. I looked at Erin and said "Can it get any better than this?" This genuine Maine experience inspired me to create this map of Acadia National Park.