Well, being from "Down East" I can answer your question! Down Easters actually refer to the Eastern most area in Maine(also the Eastern most area in the U.S.A.). We are called Down Easters for the reason that we live in the Eastern most area in the Eastern most state.
Maine does have a distinctive accent, sometimes called a "Down East" accent, but not everyone in Maine speaks with a thick accent. The accent can vary depending on the region within the state.
73 miles down I-95 MAINE TURNPIKE (toll) SOUTH.
40 miles down I-95 SOUTH.
There are a ton of places that treat windows in Maine. You cannot pick out one individual person or a group of people that does this until you narrow down the choices when you go to www.downtownme.com/maine_window_treatment_stores_124.htm
It generally consists of Hamcock and Washington counties from Penobscot to the Canadian border and includes Acadia National Park.
the appalacian mountains are the Maine mountains in the central region of Maine...i am smartical
According to Down East Magazine: "When ships sailed from Boston to ports in Maine (which were to the east of Boston), the wind was at their backs, so they were sailing downwind, hence the term 'Down East.' And it follows that when they returned to Boston they were sailing upwind; many Mainers still speak of going 'up to Boston,' despite the fact that the city lies approximately 50 miles to the south of Maine's southern border."
Lumberjacks.
If the question is Bangor in the North Down of UK to Augusta Maine it is 2865 miles.
Nomads (a nomadic people).
Down East (it's two words, per Webster) came into usage in the late 1700s and early 1800s in the Age of Sail. Ships sailing from Boston to Maine in the late spring through early fall, the prime sailing season, when the prevailing winds were from the southwest, would sail down wind and east to reach Maine. Thus Down East. See also, the explanation at Down East, the magazine of Maine.
Down's Syndrome people have slanted eyes with a fold of skin similar to Asians.