People who come into the Notebook are amazed by Pamelia's low-tide photography. They are often startled by the colors and by the blue starfish she shoots. This is not a photo from the shop, but it shows how small those blue starfish are—just look at… — People who come into the Notebook are amazed by Pamelia's low-tide photography. They are often startled by the colors and by the blue starfish she shoots. This is not a photo from the shop, but it shows how small those blue starfish are—just look at them next to mussel shells.

Bar Harbor Times Article

July 1, 2010

Laurie Schreiber of the Bar Harbor Times visited the Notebook last week and just did a nice piece that came out yesterday:

http://mdi.villagesoup.com:80/ae/story/human-creativity-takes-its-place-in-the-natural-order/335072

We've had so many interesting visitors over the last week that it's hard to keep track of them: biologists, microbiologists, professors, authors, artists, oceanography teachers, a pair of cool 8- and 10-year-old boys from Paris, even a location scout for music videos and movies. An editor from Atlas Obscura e-mailed to say she thought our shop should be included in that website's guide to the world's wondrous, unusual places to visit. I'm about to head to the shop to see what surprises await today.

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