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In the undergrowth

October 17, 2024August 27, 2024 ~ Jnana Hodson ~ Leave a comment

Fall foliage doesn’t always have to be bold and splashy.

Split Rock remains a sacred site

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For the Passamaquoddy people at their Sipayik Reservation at Pleasant Point. Before the causeway was constructed in the 1930s, the waters of Passamaquoddy Bay mingled powerfully with those of Cobscook Bay here. There are plans to restore that.

Adirondack touch

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It was a rustic summer home style in the mountains of upstate New York. Here’s how it looks in Castine, Maine.

Autumn in the air

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Another day opens

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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

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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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