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MAINE SCENICS

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Latitude:<br /> 45.804752, Longitude:<br /> -69.310033, Ragged Stream at Hannibal's Crossing, Piscataquis county, Maine Mid July
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Latitude:
45.804752, Longitude:
-69.310033, Ragged Stream at Hannibal's Crossing, Piscataquis county, Maine Mid July

2013Hannibal's CrossingJulyMainePiscataquis CountyThe Golden Roadmid Julymid summersummer

  • Seawall Beach, Phippsburg Maine looking east with driftwood. Main
  • Seawall Beach looking east with the Three Sisters or The Herons on the right, Phippsburg Maine late July
  • Cloudscape/seascape during Small Point One Design regatta, July 24, 2013
  • Cloudscape/seascape during Small Point One Design regatta, July 24, 2013
  • Cloudscape/seascape during Small Point One Design regatta, July 24, 2013
  • Sandy Stream Pond, Baxter State Park, Millinocket, Maine mid July
  • . The Golden Road runs from the town of Millinocket around the top of Moosehead Lake to the Quebec border. It took nearly 1,000 workers nearly five years to build the private, 96-mile road. Completed in 1975 and originally called the West Branch Haul Road, the Golden Road reputedly earned its current name due to being one of the forest products industries’ main arteries into North America’s largest contiguous forest.
  • Fog rising over forest with Mount Katahdin in the background as seen from Ripogenus Dam on the Golden Road, Maine mid JulyFor more on the Ripogenus Gorge, dam and hydroelectric plant, see <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ripogenus_Dam">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ripogenus_Dam</a>
  • Yellow Hawkweed lined road to Baxter State Park, Maine mid July
  • Sandy Stream Pond, Baxter State Park, Millinocket, Maine mid July
  • Latitude:<br /> 45.804752, Longitude:<br /> -69.310033, Ragged Stream at Hannibal's Crossing, Piscataquis county, Maine Mid July
  • A scene on the Golden Road in Piscataquis County Maine looking north
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  • The Bald Eagle and the indian chief, Phippsburg, Maine. This rock formation is part of a ledge near our home in West Point. It resembles the profile of a native American man. The eagle was drying its feathers after having taken a 'swim' while fishing for mackerel.
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  • Kalmia latifolia, commonly called Mountain-Laurel, and Calico- Bush, is a species of flowering plant in the blueberry family, Ericaceae. It is native to the eastern United States. Mountain Laurel is also known as Ivybush, Spoonwood (because native Americans used to make their spoons out of it), Sheep Laurel, Lambkill and Clamoun. All parts of the plant are poisonous to humans, monkeys, and cloven hooved animals such as deer, cows and sheep and goats. In Maine, Mountain Laurel is, but not sufficiently rare to be considered Threatened or Endangered.
  • Glacial erratic boulders, Small Point, Lobster Cove, Phippsburg Maine with Great Blue Heron and Herring Gull perched on top.
  • North Creek waterfall, Phippsburg, Maine, August 2010
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