“Duck Ledges Island,” the listing read, “offered in its entirety.”The accompanying photos showed a scene of stark beauty: a tiny spit of rock sitting in clear blue waters, with a little cabin on it and nothing else — not even a single tree — to block the 360-degree views of ocean and sky.
The island was in Wohoa Bay, in Downeast Maine, along a section of rocky coastline known as the Bold Coast.
To anyone who has fantasized about their own private island getaway — and who hasn’t, judging by the way such idylls capture worldwide attention?
— the ad for Duck Ledges, when it appeared last June, was a clarion call.
She had to sell her house, she said, with its Victorian garden she’d grown and tended over a decade.
Persons:
“, —, Charlotte Gale, Gale
Locations:
Wohoa Bay, Downeast Maine, New Jersey