Cory was 'that boy' in high school. The boy that every girl thought was "dreamy". He was a star on the soccer field and with his dashing smile and kind heart how could you not crush on this boy? I remember thinking as Ali walked back down the isle as his wife "Sorry Fryeburg Academy ladies, he's taken!" I've known Cory and his whole family for a long time. His mom was not only my teacher and my director many times over but she was also my school advisor. His sister was also one of my very good friends in high school. The Fox's have always been a warm and welcoming family and when Cory contacted me about shooting his wedding I was just as excited to spend the day with his family as I was to be spending the day with he and Ali. Ali & Cory live in Baltimore, MD these days but decided to marry on the coast of Maine and they ended up with the most perfect Maine summer day! The sun was shining, there was a nice breeze and the air was warm and smelled of salt. The love these two share is the kind love for which stories are written. Even the speeches at the reception touched on not only how much they love one another but how long they have been together and how happy everyone was to welcome them to their respective families. The day was perfect... almost as perfect as their love.
Congrats Ali & Cory I was so honored to be a part of your wedding day!!! XOXO Spring
It also has quite the setting...
This huge tree is a Monkey Puzzle Tree (which Is a kind of Pine tree from Chile). Let me tell you those little leave things are sharp!!! It's almost like a giant succulent tree and I kept thinking the branches looked like snakes... very cool. 
The next set of images are all from our drive around the tip of the northern part of Skye- We drove all around and I just couldn't take enough photos. Plus I finally got Silas to give me some time to get a few photos of the sheep!!! :)
I think they look like they have Dalmatian legs.
Oh and a photo of a cow too :)
These waterfalls are EVERYWHERE- so beautiful!!!! 
Some very cool rock formations The Old Man of Storr. You can hike up to the Old Man but we decided not to get wet (it was raining) and we had more to see and just not enough time to see it all.
This is Kilt Rock- normally there is much more water poring over the cliffs to the ocean but for some reason, even with all the rain there wasn't much water in the falls. None the less it's a pretty beautiful sight. 
Incase you missed it- there are cliffs here... don't fall.
A little town near the northern tip of Skye. 
They really do have these red telephone booths in the middle of nowhere. 
Another little town called Uig. 
Once we drove around the top 1/3 of Skye we walked around Portree a little which is the largest town on Skye and has lots of little shops and this cute little harbor.
More crazy beautiful vistas... they are just everywhere!!! 
Our last night on Skye we stayed at a very nice place called 
This was one of our last stops on Skye. I had told Silas I wanted to stop at this artists gallery to see her work since seeing it in the little art book we found about Skye. Her painting were just amazing and I had high hopes of bringing home a print of hers. Not bad spot for a gallery huh? Well we did bring home a print which is off being framed now but check out her work here: 
Our last stop before the ferry back to the mainland was the Clan Donald Castle. It is just a shell. As recently as the 50's it was in good shape but after years of neglect, sometime in the 80's the roof fell in. They are working on collecting money to restore it. It has one beautiful setting. 
This is the view from the ferry headed back to the mainland- this coast reminded me a bit of Maine's rocky coast. 
View from the ferry across to the mainland.
Driving through Glenn Coe notch reminded me a bit of the White Mt's of home. 
Loch Lemond showed us where the end of the rainbow is. Apparently Loch Lemond has a pot of gold down in those waters somewhere.
When we were headed into Glasgow for our last night I realized that I had never actually booked our hotel room (though I swear I had). So by the time we checked in all they had left were twin rooms... so by the end of our honeymoon, 10 days after being married we were already sleeping in separate beds.
This was truly a trip of a lifetime!!!!
Another dinner at The Granary- this time we sat by the fire place and had leather club chairs... such a great atmosphere- and my husband provides a good view too ;) 
Another Loch along the drive up to Skye.
There are waterfalls EVERYWHERE- every hill side you look at you see these little white wiggly lines... all waterfalls. 
This is 
Thats the whole town of Stein- quaint don't you think?
