In New York’s Adirondack Mountains, seen across Lake Champlain from Vermont. A serious storm’s coming on.
Category: Postcards
The buck stops here
Hikers atop a seaside bluff
If you see them, they’ll give you a sense of proportion for the experience of hiking the coastal trail at Quoddy Head State Park in Lubec.
Maybe this will help you locate them. There were five in the party, including a child, when we caught up with them.
Hobart Stream at Cobscook Bay
The tide’s out.
Happy Gap
That’s how I heard “Appy,” for Appalachian Gap in Vermont’s Green Mountains.
These are from last summer. I hate to think what the route’s like now, after the recent record-breaking flooding.
Baby spiders
When the sun arrives here, the light can be blinding, reflecting off the water
Full moon rising into clouds
This is how the rising moon looked from across our street last night. The reflection is in the bay between us and Campobello Island in New Brunswick, Canada. Some of those lights on the island are moving traffic.
Mount Jefferson
In New Hampshire’s White Mountains Presidential Range as seen from the Vermont state line.
It’s called a dolphin
Our waterfront contains two sets of steel pilings each capped by a concrete structure that sits apart from the pier and above the water line.
In Eastport’s case, these are mooring dolphins, where lines from a ship exceeding the Breakwater’s 400-foot dock length can be attached to help secure the vessel in port.
Here’s one in action.
The line’s slack now but won’t be when the tide rises more.
Jnana's Red Barn 