Winter shadows.
Tuesday, January 26th, 2010
The northern winter sun sits decidedly low on the horizon.
And paints long, dark, dramatic, shadows on the snow.
Who says winter lacks excitement?
Posts Tagged ‘white’
Amazing new life forms emerge.
Tuesday, January 5th, 2010
Every winter storm brings new life to some of Maine’s most appealing creatures.
This very charming species was spotted in Castine after the ‘Route One Blizzard’ of early 2010.
Here they are observed in their native habitat.
Drama in the skies.
Tuesday, July 14th, 2009
The skies in Maine can be very dramatic. This was just a crazy cloud formation. What was going on up there?
But this was a giant storm cloud that moved quickly across the bay, pounding us with a swift douse of heavy rain.
Sunshine wasn’t far behind.
Maine celebrates the Fourth of July with parades, food, flags, fireworks, foolishness and widespread fun.
Thursday, July 2nd, 2009
This photo is from last year’s fantastic Fourth of July celebration in Thomaston. If you missed it, or just want to see what a classic Maine Fourth of July looks like, you can click here for last year’s post, or here for more photos.
Click on the links below to find just a few of the great ways Maine celebrates our independence. Will add to this list when new information arrives. If you know of something, please post it in the comments. Thanks!
Get out there and have fun!
Festival of Independence in the Midcoast
So long snow.
Thursday, April 9th, 2009
Tracking visitors.
Thursday, February 26th, 2009One great thing about snow is that it’s easy to see who’s stopped by. But sometimes an analytics program would be helpful — is this a rabbit, or a squirrel? Or something else?
Painted white.
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009
Black, white and blue.
Friday, February 20th, 2009
The bells are ringing.
Sunday, March 23rd, 2008The architecture of Maine is one of it’s greatest assets. And what could be more inspirational than the exquisite churches found amongst it’s oldest villages?
But gee whiz, things have really changed since these churches began. In 1794, according to the First Congregational Church, the citizens of Camden were fined if they didn’t support a religious order. One more reason to make their churches spectacular.
Happy Easter!
Snow white gets noticed.
Friday, March 7th, 2008
Finally, this very snowy winter gets noticed. According to Village Soup in Camden, the winter snowfall in the Rockport area has totaled 86.5 inches through the month of February. Even Martha Stewart blogged about all the beautiful white stuff at her home in Seal Harbor.
