As I stood and looked out over Penobscot Bay from eighty feet above its familiar expanse on October 25th, it struck me how devoid of marine traffic the seascape had become. Of course summer is but a …
Morning Color Delight
As I stood upon the sands of Lincolnville Beach on the morning of October 22nd, I found myself assessing the cloud cover and wondering if it just might allow some morning cheer to dance across the bay …
Breath of Winter
With the month of March upon us, it doesn’t take much coaxing to start dreaming of yellows and greens, with thoughts of blossoms and warmer air filling in the gaps of our minds left drab by a winter …
Colorful Vibrancy Radiates During Uninspiring Winter
With the month of January about to take its leave of us, I looked back upon the weeks passed and contemplated a time period traditionally laden with snow and ice – a time when Arctic air holds the …
Where have you been my Frosty Friend?
The calendar was moving towards mid-January and still winter had not blown great guns during a season it usually holds tight in a grip of frozen mire. Missing was the shriek of the bitter northeast …
When the Winter Sea Burns Frigid
In paradox-like fashion, winter is the one season of the year where the harsher its conditions become the more spectacular beauty it renders. Winter’s icy grip can be gentle enough to coax …
