Prior to Hurricane Irene’s near missing downeast Maines bold coast, the Bay of Fundy and Gulf of Maine experienced powerful ocean surges that were a spectacular display of the oceans might. This image was taken at Quoddy Head State Park located in Lubec, Maine.
West Quoddy Head Lighthouse in heavy evening fog beaming its light onto the Bay of Fundy and Gulf of Maine. Quoddy Head State Park, Lubec, Maine
West Quoddy Head Lighthouse radiates its light into the late night coastal sea mist at Quoddy Head State Park, Lubec, Maine
Sunrising over Sail Rock at Quoddy Head State Park in Lubec, Maine
The schooner Olad in the foreground at dock in the peaceful and serene waters of Camden Harbor, Maine at 4 AM long before the sunrise.
The relic boat in the foreground adds interest and depth to the distant abandoned smokehouse located in this secluded down east Maine coastal cove. This location in Trescott, Maine Is known by the name “Baileys Mistake” since back in the 1700’s. The story goes something like this: There was then a renowned sea captain, a […]
Perfect — it’s the only way to describe the weather for the past two weeks, especially for producing great foliage colors! The nights have been clear and cool, and the days mild and bright. Sunshine has been abundant, and rainfall limited. In fact, the only rain we’ve seen has been alongside cold fronts that reinforce […]
Yankee Magazine’s Senior Lifestyle Editor Amy Traverso, gives a sneak peek at some of the Editor’s Choice Food Award winners. The winners were chosen from all over New England and feature some of the best artisanal foods around.
Wooden bridge crossing over water from a small waterfall where no sunlight shines which produces moss on the rocks, in one of the trails at Kettletown State Park, located in the town of Southbury, Connecticut.
It’s been a bit rocky on the approach, but it seems that autumn’s official arrival this week will offer optimal conditions to kick-start the colors. Last week at this time, temperatures climbed into the 90’s across most of New England, rewriting records and stalling any progression that the trees were making towards changing colors. Fortunately […]
Brookline began its life in 1638 as a hamlet of Boston called Muddy River. In 1705, it was independently incorporated, but it remains surrounded on three sides by the city. And despite being home to nearly 60,000 residents, with a population density similar to that of Cambridge, it still stubbornly calls itself a “town,” not […]
Taken in Bristol, R.I. – HDR photo
