These are the fields where my yurt is located…I woke up before sunrise and was able to catch the early morning light.
Travel
Yurt Life
It has been one year now since I moved into a yurt in Maine. Since growing up in Florida I was searching for a more challenging but interesting way of life. I now live with no running water or electricity and heat the yurt in the winter with a wood stove.
Fields And A Rose
Across the fields where I live, a neighbor has gifted me a rose from her greenhouse. Walking back across the fields to the yurt I was able to capture it in the afternoon light.
Be Here Now
Hiking the the back woods of Maine on a foggy, dreary, misty day. These days are the best because you almost never see another sole….you have the whole wilderness all to yourself.
Walking Duchess
My son Richard walking our dog Duchess.
Ms Mount Washington
The MS Mount Washington ship docked in Alton Bay, NH
Winter Views From Alton Mountain
Lake Winnipesaukee in winter taken from Alton Mountain.
Moon Over Water
Crescent moon reflecting over the Merrymeeting Rver in Alton, NH
Alton Railroad Station
Restored railroad station and park in Alton, NH
Madame Sherri’s Castle Ruins in West Chesterfield, NH
It was a photo from our online gallery that sparked my interest: a sweeping, arched staircase constructed of stone, fallen leaves strewn along its steps, curving upward to end mid-air in the midst of a forest. It was titled simply “Madame Sherri Castle Ruins, Chesterfield, NH.” Castle ruins in New Hampshire? Now that’s something worth […]
250th Anniversary
The City of Hallowell celebrated its 250th Anniversary in 2012. I was proud to be part of this celebration and proud of the city that welcomed me with open arms so many years ago. Living here is truly an honor, it’s sense of community is unsurpassed. The city has heart and it certainly captured mine.
Open
Amazing to find this shot of the oldest public library in Maine in the smallest City in Maine, Hallowell. A wonderful place to escape to even on a Maine Winter afternoon.