Posts Tagged ‘water’

Shades of blue.

Tuesday, May 31st, 2011

Blue sky, Maine, spring.

Blue flowers, Maine spring garden.

Blue waves, Maine, spring.

Shepard's Pie, Rockport, Maine. (Bathroom towel dispenser.)

If you recognize this last shade of blue, you’ve most likely had a great meal in Rockport.

(You’ll find this glittery blue in the bathroom.)

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Spring squall.

Tuesday, March 29th, 2011

Spring storm in Maine.

Spring storms, or squalls, can be dramatic and fast moving.

Spring storm in Maine.

Sometimes they deliver rain, sometimes snow, sometimes just odd white fluffy stuff.

Spring storm in Maine.

Spring storm in Maine.

Spring storm in Maine.

Spring storm in Maine.

And then they’re gone.

 

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Making waves.

Wednesday, March 10th, 2010

The boat:

Boat on Penobscot Bay.

The waves:

Boat on Penobscot Bay.

Boat on Penobscot Bay.

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Hypnotic seaweed.

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

In Maine, even seaweed is beautiful. Click here to see the larger version of the video.

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3,000 miles of rocky coast, clean water, and the large tidal flow make Maine very seaweed friendly.

Seaweed is a $7-billion global industry. It’s used for food, fertilizer, chemicals, even medicine. Maine’s entrepreneurs are taking notice.

As if lobster wars weren’t enough, now the seaweed battles have begun.

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Pink winter skies.

Thursday, January 21st, 2010

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