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10/13/2013

Day 3: Golf at Kebo Valley Golf Course, Bar Harbor, ME with Lunch

Golf at Kebo Valley Golf Club, Bangor, Maine was a real treat. A couple named Tom and Marilyn joined us for a lovely afternoon.

 

Afterwards, we tried the restaurant (more like a snack shop) at KeboValley Golf Club (see the review) and had a good meal, nice fish and chips and salad and sandwich.

 

Afterwards, we found the grocery store, Hannafords,  and liquor store for supplies.

Posted at 06:20 PM in Food, Life of a Writer, Travel |

Tags: Bangor, grocery store, Hannafords, Kebo Valley Golf Course, liquor store, ME

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