There’s a version of retirement that looks something like this: a morning walk to the farmers market in a town you actually know, a round of golf on a course that looks out over a bay full of sailing vessels, an afternoon kayak to a quiet cove, dinner at a restaurant where the lobster came...

If you’ve spent any time in Midcoast Maine, you’ve probably seen the photograph. A white lighthouse perched at the end of a long wooden walkway, the Atlantic stretching endlessly behind it, the quintessential Maine sky above. That’s Marshall Point Light in Port Clyde, and it is — without exaggeration — one of the most photographed...