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Cedar sprig

September 26, 2024August 11, 2024 ~ Jnana Hodson ~ Leave a comment

 

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

Dale’s heavenly nap

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As he had told me:

urchins once filled all the shoreline rocks
till the Japanese market opened up
flights from Bangor
fishery now tightly licensed
hoping for recovery

An old-fashioned farm windmill was doing whatever on one island we passed.

 

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.

A classic autumn stroke

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Cattails.

Not the Red Barn

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This one is far more spacious and majestic than mine was. Oh, yes, and much less packed.

 

Wobbly rail run

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The volunteer-run Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railroad can be an adventurous ride. Here are its tracks in Thorndyke, Maine, as seen from a passenger car door.

On Eggemoggin Reach

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just passed an old sardine carrier
turned private yacht

Local traffic
sardines as a reminder of where I’ve settled

when the Louis R. French was based out of Lubec
and owned by American Can in Eastport
she had an engine and no masts

faring something like this

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