Saturday, April 16, 2011
Spring Harvest
It was a cold raw homecoming to Maine and there were many errands to do after nearly a month away. While we were in Ellsworth, Peter and I took a moment to sit in the car with one of Rooster Brother's rich fragrant cups of coffee. Rain, sleet and an occasional flake of snow spattered on the windscreen. Beyond, the Union River flowed briskly.
This is the time of year glass eels are harvested, always a sign of spring. In the blink of an eye, a pickup truck arrived and the orange jacketed fisherman hauled in his daily catch. I just managed to capture the image! More information on glass eel and elver fishery here.
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Welcome back! Rooster Brothers...mmmmmm! I do love Rooster Brothers. ;o)
ReplyDeleteThanks Mike! Home for just a few more days and off again...and then looking forward to a leisurely Maine summer!
ReplyDeleteRooster Brothers-very nice coffee-but just had lunch today with daughter and niece and little Alden at "The Mex"-now you're talking!!!! Have a nice trip again!!~~Rain
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