a memory maker and a bushel of apples later.

a few weekends ago, my good friends, jess and laura, and i decided to spend a night up at jess' parents house in Kennebunkport, Maine. her place is absolutely breathtaking. situated right on goose rocks beach and a ten minute ride from "the port". not to mention that a 

famous hollywood director rents this beach retreat out every summer for a month. 

when you wake up in the morning and smell a fresh pot of coffee and see the ocean glistening through the shutters, the view is simply glorious. i often daydream of her house. 

have i mentioned how amazing it is?!

anyways, i digress. we decided to do the "fall thing" and go apple picking and make some apple crisp. we ventured to giles family farm, it was the closest one and gorgeous views of the fall foliage. 

before we went apple picking we decided that we needed to document our trip, 

but i, the photographer of my friends, 

forgot my camera. 

so we decided to go to the country store and see if they still sold disposable cameras. 

we were shamed to be seen buying one, but 12 dollars later, we had that yellow memory maker in our hands and off we went to pick some apples. 

here are a few pictures from the weekend 

{pretty good photo quality for being a disposable, i might add}

the sales clerk documenting us buying an ancient camera

having some lunch near the marina pier in the port

enjoying some oktoberfest

walking through the port

we had to put our apple stick in one picture, c'mon.

jess, the farmer.

posed, i know.

laura, doing her thang.

trying to get the view in the background.

apple spokeswoman.

we didn't buy any pumpkins, oh well.

a successful girls weekend.