Muffin Time in Ogunquit

When the two mile scythe of Ogunquit beach is uncrowded, and sweaters and windbreakers are in order, you might feel like the only person left in Ogunquit.

When the two mile scythe of Ogunquit beach is uncrowded, and sweaters and windbreakers are in order, you might feel like the only person left in Ogunquit.
Location: Ogunquit

By: Paul Mann

Photography by: Michele Stapleton

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