With a wind-biten nose, knuckles white with the cold, and snowflakes encrusted eyelashes I snap the button and capture this classic, unforgettable, shot of The Nubble Lighthouse.
Maine
Site of the U.S. National Toboggan Championships, this toboggan chute also offers thrilling rides for the general public.
Ogunquit Morning
The sun rises over the rocky coast of Ogunquit, Maine.
While more than 60 lighthouses dot the craggy shoreline of Maine, the most-photographed just might be Cape Neddick Light, more commonly known as Nubble Light. Enjoy these photos submitted by our talented readers.
Lighthouses speak to us of lives both spare and romantic. Barely 200 feet from the shallows of Maine’s Long Sands Beach, the Cape Neddick Light Station perches so handsomely on its bony 2.8-acre nest of Nubble Island that we call it simply “Nubble Light.” Maine boasts more than 60 standing lighthouses. Nubble Light, Maine’s southernmost […]
Lovely weather and lighter crowds make late autumn the perfect time to visit Maine’s Chebeague Island Inn.
Right Back Atcha
Taken on the lobster boat f/v Up and Coming this summer, this image was taken as the sternman had a bit of fun.
The View
I took this photo on Damariscotta Lake in Jefferson on a calm early evening. The background with the Adirondacks just drew me in.
This photo was taken on Damariscotta River along side of Schooner Landing Restaurant. Taken from the Damariscotta/Newcastle bridge.
Emery Estate
The Emery Estate in Weymouth, MA built as a replica of George Washington’s Mt Vernon Estate. The property was purchased by the City of Weymouth.
We’re rounding a gentle meander on Socatean Stream, a remote and narrow tributary that empties into the wild northwest corner of Moosehead Lake. My guide is deftly piloting his pontoon boat up a winding and elusive channel edged with the bleached skeletons of ancient stumps and floating mats of rustling grasses. Even hard-core city dwellers […]