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Not one to ever be bored,I follow my brainin a million different directionsevery day. Sometimes the thoughts are broad-winged,and even if I try to hide them,they catch upand stare me down. Other times they are quickand race through my headin such a mannerthat I can hardly capture them. And then there are those that are as small as a Spittlebugbut still worth consideringbecause everything…
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Finds of This Day
Finds of This Day
Early this morning I posted this on Greater Lovell Land Trust’s Facebook page: “Wear your long johns and hand warmers as you head out on a trail today. Maybe you’ll choose the Homestead/Hemlock route to the picnic table. If you do, look for tracks along the way, including turkey and red fox. And bring some hot cocoa to sip when you reach the table or return to your vehicle. To the table and back…
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Claw Marks by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: While hiking in Glacier National Park. A friend I was hiking with had put her hand out to lean against this tree. It was then I noticed the bear claw marks and...what a capture of the two.
Claw Marks by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: A friend I was hiking with had put her hand out to lean against this tree. It was then I noticed the bear claw marks and...what a capture of the two.
From Bare to Bear on Burnt Meadow Mountain
From Bare to Bear on Burnt Meadow Mountain
Back in October 1947, catastrophic wildfires erupted throughout Maine during what became known as “The Week Maine Burned.” It hadn’t rained for 108 days and the dry woods were like tinder. Here in western Maine, Fryeburg, Brownfield and Denmark thought they had a fire under control, but overnight a strong wind blew and gave it new life. About 2,000 acres burned by the next night as the fire…
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