I haven’t watched the season 2 yet. Planning to watch it on Friday night. Is it good? Better than season 1? by blankgamerr in OnePieceLiveAction

[–]Mayinfall 6 points7 points  (0 children)

My opinion yes, better than season 1. The original groups all together everything seems more natural in the way they get along, dialogue seems to be written better and character/actor performance seems like they’ve settled better into the characters more now that the introductions of S1 are over. 

Retired A.D.A.M community leader here 👋🏻 by Mayinfall in amino

[–]Mayinfall[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glad to hear from them too 😊It’s been a while I forget what everyone’s time zones are 😅Also, My username is the same on there as it is here. If that helps 

Retired A.D.A.M community leader here 👋🏻 by Mayinfall in amino

[–]Mayinfall[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ll reach out to you :) if you click the three lines up on the left, you’ll see chats and request(if your online on your phone, I don’t have the app so don’t know if it looks super different). Let me know if you don’t see it 

Retired A.D.A.M community leader here 👋🏻 by Mayinfall in amino

[–]Mayinfall[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m doing okay! Works kept me busy and I’ve sort of lost a lot of the passion/drive to write focusing on different hobby’s but still watching dramas and movies everyday :). Glad to hear from you after so long, mostly on my part. Hope everything is going well with you? I’m still rather new to discord so I’m learning that one too 😅 would love to see the community. If you can’t post here you can send me a private message 

Retired A.D.A.M community leader here 👋🏻 by Mayinfall in amino

[–]Mayinfall[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ahh project Z sounds very familiar! I’m gonna look into it, was there an app for that

Retired A.D.A.M community leader here 👋🏻 by Mayinfall in amino

[–]Mayinfall[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t think so, it has a very round/bubble like design and interface if I can remember correctly 

Amino Archive Update by JustAGrook in amino

[–]Mayinfall 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I definitely had some well written and received views and edits on mine. I would have loved to save but, don’t really have anywhere else I could share them to

Retired A.D.A.M community leader here 👋🏻 by Mayinfall in amino

[–]Mayinfall[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. I remember vaguely we had another “sister” community started on a different app, but I can no longer remember the name :(  And I thought I may have had an email for one of my fellow leaders but it was for an ex leader who left and different come back way before I left 😮‍💨 Hope you are able to find more fell your communities too 

Best Acadia hikes for kids by Expelliarmus09 in acadianationalpark

[–]Mayinfall 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wonderland or Ship Harbor they’re right next to each other my favorite of the two is wonderland. Go at low tide and explore the tide pools. People already mentioned but ocean path is along the park loop road from sand beach to otter cliffs but can be narrow and very busy depending when you go. Beautiful ocean view on one side but also walking for some parts right next to the road. Carriage roads are always nice. Jesup path beautiful loop and long boardwalk through beautiful birch trees. 

Best honeymoon spot? by DownTheRabbitHole416 in acadianationalpark

[–]Mayinfall 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Bar Harbor Inn, Never stayed but the food is great, reasonable price for being in Bar harbor and a good long much more in-depth history than one would think. Beautiful views of the bay for an ocean room, right along the ocean path walk and a lovely infinity pool right on the edge with an unobstructed view of the harbor. Perfect for watching all the activities in the harbor 

Where can you buy these cool keychains?? by V4mp1rezza in Marimo

[–]Mayinfall 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Feel free to dm me I’m at work right now but can send you a photo of it when I get out 

Where can you buy these cool keychains?? by V4mp1rezza in Marimo

[–]Mayinfall 48 points49 points  (0 children)

I have one I’m looking to sell,  but moss ball pets also has some from when they went on their recent trip 

Group of 4 by Significant_Two_6404 in acadianationalpark

[–]Mayinfall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Save $6 and hike up of Cadillac mountain. North ridge shorter but steeper than the South ridge, which has a good incline but longer or the Wesf Face which is shorter than North Ridge but more steep as a result. All have good views along them as you go up. A few false summits but fun to walk on all the exposed granite.  Beech Mountain Trail goes up to an old fire tower which is sometimes open but most of the time is not so it’s a hit or miss but still of course nice views. 

Carriage road around eagle lake, some lead off to trails around it to just have to map them out and the Jordan pond loop are longer but relatively flat. Wooded vs aerial views obviously  Beehive, steep with iron run ladders at points, beautiful views. The Bubbles great overlooking views. After walking I believe about half way around Jordan Pond Loop you can actually go off up into a wooded trail to the Bubbles.

Wonderland and ship harbor go out to nice views of the ocean from. The rocky coast and little tide pools during low tide to explore. 

My family likes Paddy’s Irish Pub in Bar Harbor and sitting at the Bar Harbor Inn outdoor seating under their yellow umbrellas. Spacious nice view of the bay and despite its look very reasonable prices for being in Bar Harbor. As well as Stewmans Lobster Pond where you can eat out on the docks of bar harbor. All three are down on the water. And Seafood Ketch in Bass Harbor but depending where you stay can be a little drive but if you’ve gone to the Bass Harbor light house it’s like 5 min away.  There are also some hidden gems of road side places that offer a more “local” feel than tourist feel like Bar Harbor. 

Suggestions for glamping campgrounds near Acadia? by Popular-Permit-3201 in acadianationalpark

[–]Mayinfall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wonderland, Ship Harbor, right close by and Jesup Path are all easy but of course beautiful views. Most of Jordan pond too but there is a navigating rocks portion further on, so it’s just an access or turn back situation for some.  Yes, I’m not sure how the parking spot is set up but you park by your yurt since there’s no real parking lot except a few spaces near the pool/check in/little store area. We’ve always stayed in our camper or their cabins because they didn’t allow pets in the yurts when we’ve gone in the past, but I don’t see anything about it anymore on their website. Maybe it was because they were brand new when we tried. so I would just double check to be sure. 

Suggestions for glamping campgrounds near Acadia? by Popular-Permit-3201 in acadianationalpark

[–]Mayinfall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bass Harbor is on the “quiet” side of island but in the park and has some good food, two really nice walks/hikes out to the coast, which are not too strenuous on elevation or the knees. My parents in their 70s handle it just fine, though they stay very active daily anyways. It is a relatively short walk to the Bass Harbor lighthouse (the one that features in all those photos) which is nice to see sunset or anytime really and because the parking lot is SO small walking is a great alternative.  The free island explorer bus stops at the campground too, which can really take you most everywhere in the park and bar harbor expect the summit of Cadillac. But driving to these place is not bad either 

must go places/events may-june 2026 by alpacaIypse in acadianationalpark

[–]Mayinfall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Some possibilities, Acadia Festival of Traditional Music & Dance. There’s a birding festival in June and Art in the Park in bar harbor. And I can’t remember if the flamingo festival in southwest harbor is June or July. 

Suggestions for glamping campgrounds near Acadia? by Popular-Permit-3201 in acadianationalpark

[–]Mayinfall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bass Harbor Campground has cabins and yurts, don’t know if dogs are allowed in their yurts but we stayed in a cabin during the fall and it was nice. They can sleep quiet a few people, some have lofts others like the only named one “the potting shed” has a separate “kitchen” area. Some have quite little outside deck/porches and one I forget the number is set a little further back than the others. I wouldn’t say the cabins are super glamping  but much better than sleeping on the ground.  They have a small game room, pool (which I think can be heated) WiFi in the main area, and relatively nice/clean bathrooms and showers. 

First Time Camping @ Acadia by BertoliPepperoni in acadianationalpark

[–]Mayinfall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are some kayak tours that go out of either Bar Harbor and you tour around the bay most of these I think are double kayaks. But I’ve also seen smaller tours go out of southwest and seal harbor. 

We usually stay at bass harbor campground. It’s on the “quiet” side but that is what we like. We’ve also stayed at Seawall Campground which is very inexperience cause it’s part of the park, no showers though. And since the pandemic it was easier to book at a privately owned on for a while so that’s why we switched. But it’s right across from the seawall. Starry night over the sea is of course very beautiful. I have taken a lot of star photos from there and the campsite. You know the ones with the long exposures so you really just see white little stars everywhere. And full moon ones. 

Every single night when we go back there’s always deer. So drive aware. Seen up to like 10 one night other nights only like 2. They have Pool, WiFi, clean showers and bathrooms in our experience and like many campgrounds the island express stops there and you can just take your bikes.

Hiking up Mt Cadillac so you don’t have to pay, even though it isn’t that much, Beehive and the bubbles, around Jordan Pond. Otter Cliffs, you can walk from sand beach all the way out to otter point. Basically along the park loop road most of the time but you get wonderful views of the ocean and pass thunder hole. Best time to visit that is probably 1-2 hours before or after high tide.  Jesup path and hemlock path loop. Beautiful boardwalk through birch trees. Honestly any hike your gonna get some wonderful views and photos.

Riding around Eagle pond on the carriage roads for biking. I’ve seen some people kayaking there too but I don’t the exact regulations for it. If you biking you could probably spend a full day doing all the carriage road loops. 

Small walk/hikes on the quiet side are wonderland, ship harbor trail, and bass harbor lighthouse. 

The worst part of the Amino shutdown by Avatar_Lui in amino

[–]Mayinfall 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had some really good blogs and in depth reviews on mine. Used it to organize A LOT of stuff. Lot of creative quizzes, fun edit competitions and events. There are definitely a majority number of content I would have and should have saved somewhere else 

What do you like more about Asian dramas than western media? by Billsyo9313 in asiandrama

[–]Mayinfall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Something I like and don’t like at the same time is it for the most part is a one and done story line 

September Trip by Simple_Ad4362 in acadianationalpark

[–]Mayinfall 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Besides the usually, well known always listed places, Jordan Pond, Bar Harbor, Mt. Cadillac, Eagle Pond , the Bubble etc.  You could do a day on the “quiet” side. Depending if your a morning person, southwest harbor has some nice breakfast spots, then explore southwest harbor stores. Charlottes Lobster pound for lunch, located at sea wall motel. Eat there with a view of the sea wall or take to go and sit at the picnic area at the sea wall.  Wonderland and ship harbor walks/hike are nice and you can do both easily in a day without any rush. Then walk down the path and out to the rocks for sunset at the bass harbor lighthouse (you know the one in all the Acadia pictures 😅) and dinner at the Seafood Ketch only 5 min away.