Shy and secretive, these Maine natives can occasionally be seen in Ellsworth, Maine.
I'll be back soon! Off to D.C. to see JCB!
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- Thoughts and images of Maine and beyond. I have lived in Iran, Bahrain, Hong Kong and England and I loved all of those places, but for me, Maine has been a constant... I feel most at home on this rocky shore and I became a full time resident in 1993. Winter's bitter cold and dark days were an adjustment, but I now view this season as a time of peace and creativity. This is primarily a photo blog of the things I love... the back roads, small towns, gorgeous shoreline and blissful days spent on the water, with a bit of every day minutiae thrown in just for fun. It is meant to be a companion to Flickr, a global community of photographers and a place where over nine thousand of my photos have found a home. Here, I want to combine my photo stream with a narrative for a more interactive experience and to give some additional information on the images. I hope you will take a moment to visit. All photos are my own, unless otherwise noted.
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Ssssshhh!!!. Have you forgotten how bad it was with all the scientists running around the last time a jackalope was sighted up here?
ReplyDeletedilettante ~ Oh dear, it seems I have inadvertently let the jackalope out of the bag! It's awfully nice down south, btw!
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, down south, we will be hunting snipe.
ReplyDeleteSeveral sighted in antique stores in Lawrence, Kansas. Am told by many oldsters that jackalope used to roam the plains. I think a roasted jackalope stuffed with snipe might make a hearty fare for those with really big imaginations. Happy Easter to all.
ReplyDeleteJCB ~ A perfect Easter!
ReplyDeletePatricia ~ I'm certain that's exactly what we had at The King's Arms in Williamsburg...traditional colonial fare in very good company! A very happy Easter to you!