I just can't get over these colors

North of Stratton, Me. heading toward Quebec.


Near the White Mountain Range in NH.


Near Stratton, toward Sugarloaf Mtn.

A case in contrast

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The first picture was taken in the White Mountain
Range, Northern New Hampshire.
The second picture was taken between Stratton, Me.
and Sugarloaf Mountain. The tree in the foreground
is a spruce tree.

Sunrise on Flagstaff Lake, Stratton, Maine

Sunday Morning October 5, 2008

Weekend update

There will be no posts this weekend. We are heading north in search of the most brilliant and vibrant color a tree can give. Hopefully, come Monday you will see the foliage of the North Woods of Maine. Have a great weekend.

USS Duxbury Bay (AVP-38)

Gina went to Duxbury Beach the other day and saw the above taking place. A memorial service called, "The laying of the wreath" was taking place as the pictures above show.

USS Duxbury Bay (AVP-38) was a Barnegat class small seaplane tender in the United States Navy, named for a bay on the coast of Massachusetts. She was launched 2 October 1944 by Lake Washington Shipyard, Houghton, Washington; sponsored by Mrs. R. E. Torkelson; and commissioned 31 December 1944, Commander F. N. House in command. She was named for a bay on the coast of Massachusetts.
(Wikipedia)

How many birds can you find in this picture?

Picture compliments of GG who went to the beach today.

Seeing: Eye to Eagle Eye