Geoff visits Maine to uncover the subcultures in the state that New Englanders fondly refer to as “Vacation Land.” Here, entertainment has evolved out of this state’s rugged geography.
“As they say, even in a duel, have a smile on your face. Here I take on Eastport Ross Furman.” – Geoff Edgers
“Roger Currier, master pilot, and I standing in front of the fight simulator. All I’m thinking is … where are my Snoopy goggles?” – Geoff Edgers
“This is Moosehead Lake, one of the few places that really does look like the postcard.” – Geoff Edgers
“I’m taking in the scene as I consider which lines from Airplane! to throw Roger’s way. As luck would have it, none of them, not even ‘Roger, Roger,’ make the cut.” – Geoff Edgers
“How many professional TV crew members does it take to document a silly looking dude in a tiny, old flight simulator?” – Geoff Edgers
“Finally, a chance to fly my flannel. Last had this shirt on at a fIREHOSE show in ’93.” – Geoff Edgers
“Over the last few decades, pilot Roger Currier has seen just about everything. Except for a guy like me looking to take the yoke.” – Geoff Edgers
“As you can tell, Galen Alley, the captain of the world’s fastest lobster boat, was just dying to chat.” – Geoff Edgers
“This is my competition. I’m at least beating him in the sleeve-length competition.” – Geoff Edgers
“Roger offers some vital flying tips. I think one might be … don’t crash my simulator.” – Geoff Edgers
“Tina didn’t warn me that there would be hundreds of kids on hand to see that afternoon’s lumberjack show. When I was struggling to figure out how to lower myself from a tree, a bunch of them yelled ‘jump!’” – Geoff Edgers
“I did get the kids to chant ‘Edge!’ as the competition began.” – Geoff Edgers