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Another day opens

October 9, 2024August 27, 2024 ~ Jnana Hodson ~ Leave a comment

They’re not always knockout gorgeous around here. Not that I’m complaining.

Wild apples overlooking a bay

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Whiting, Maine

Dancing at the fair

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The annual equinox Common Ground Fair in Unity, Maine, features multiple contradances each day in its folk traditions tent. The Maine Fiddle Camp hosts musicians and callers on the stage.

These are some stunning organ pipes, visually

October 2, 2024August 27, 2024 ~ Jnana Hodson ~ Leave a comment

Christian Congregational church in Lubec. I hate to think what it costs to maintain them. Much less employ a musician slash minister worthy of them.

Wet pocket

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Vassalboro, Maine

Cedar sprig

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Cattails in the air

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Classically, this emblem of autumn is here. I remember the first time I saw these in the Midwest, however esoterically at the time of my preadolescence.  

First blush

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Belmont, Maine

Booming breakers 

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As you see in York, Maine, the open Atlantic can get wild.

Firewood wall

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And now, to let it season for a year.

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