Category Archives: National Parks
09.07.2018 Another mystery
Located near my previous tree oddity post, here’s another one to mull over. In Acadia, this appears most often with the cedars; maybe they are easier to control. One suggestion was that a tree fell on this as a sapling … Continue reading
09.05.2018 Last of the views from Acadia
Otter Rocks Sunrise with Fissured Rock After that glorious Clouds over Otter Cliffs image, I returned toward the horizon and made this image. I never did see a pillar of fire, but there is this leaning pillar of rock. Although … Continue reading
09.03.2018 Otter Cliffs under Morning Light
The sky lit up spectacularly over the cliffs as the sun rose on August 30th, our last day at Acadia N.P.
09.02.2018 Sunrise on the Rocks
I have never heard a specific name for this part of the Acadia shoreline. Thunder Hole is to the left and Otter Cliffs to the right with a few other named points of interest within those boundaries. I call this … Continue reading
09.01.2018 Schooner Head Sunrise
This visit to Acadia saw every morning start with the same basic sky. No complaint as they all produced some color, a bit of drama, and lots of peace and quiet…well, aside from the sound of crashing waves which can … Continue reading
08.31.2018 Through the looking log
Apologies to Lewis Carroll. I’ve visited Hunters Beach (and Little Hunters Beach) many times. There are wonderful cobblestones at both which really are quite colorful once they get wet from the tide or rain. But on this day I wanted … Continue reading
03.20.2016 Birch corridor
This is a much photographed scene along the Hemlock Trail in the Great Meadow section of Acadia. There are several spots through here that afford a look through the birches. A very nice and cooperative hiker stood by my side … Continue reading
