
We had to walk gingerly around it before it left, in a huff.
You never know what we'll churn up in cleaning a stall

We had to walk gingerly around it before it left, in a huff.

One looking regal.

And three in one shot. Including the one in the first shot, as it sits in the upper left corner of the second.

When the blooming finally hits New England, it can catch our breath.

Even when you step back.

Cedar in Whiting, Maine

Colby College, Waterville.
In the wild, you have to look fast. In a photo, you have to look close.



And note the ones standing in the river, just waiting for a passing fish.

Almost like a miniature Zen garden.

Remember that raging stream a few weeks ago? These river herring known as alewives are less than a foot long and charging against the current to their breeding grounds in lakes upstream.


Good morning! It must have been really spectacular down at the Breakwater.

As the ground thaws and snowpack melts plus spring rains. Pembroke, Maine.
