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Sunrise and Two Lights
by Jim Dugan Every now and then, I wake earlier than I should, glance out the window and think, “It’s going to be a good one.” I grab my camera bag and consider where to go. There are some spectacular...
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Abby
painting & lifting by Lily Hamill Abby, 12″ x 16″ acrylic on wood panel Besides running one of Midcoast Maine’s epicenters of fitness Lily Hamill paints dog portraits by commission. She’s “ruff”...
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Tuesday 207: Year Round
painting by Jessica Ives It’s 120 miles from Popham Beach to Moosehead Lake as the crow flies. The Kennebec River, however, is not a crow. Nor is it all “long quiet waters” as the translation of its...
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First Snow Of Winter 2015
photo by Jane Kurko First snow of Winter 2015 Closed for the Season: The Lobster Pound, Lincolnville Beach
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We All Have Our Reasons: #26
Did you know that the North American Wife Carrying Competition takes place every year at Sunday River?
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Tuesday 207: Benchwarmers
painting by Jessica Ives Who would ever want to get back in the game and leave Monhegan Island when you (or two) can sit on the bench and enjoy such a view? +++ 207 Paintings post everyish Tuesday...
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Sea Town
photos by Brett Klein SEA TOWN This is a salt steep-cobbled town where every morning the men go down to breathe the sun-wet sea where maples shadow the sloping street and the dawn-cool reek of fog is...
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Tuesday 207: In The Midst Of It
painting by Jessica Ives As the sheer and narrow slate cliffs of Gulf Hagas soften towards the end of our hike along the Rim Trail, we descend toward Buttermilk Falls. 400 million years ago the bedrock...
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Pops Of Color
handmade by Trelawney O’Brien I hand paint and indigo dye all my own fabric to create bags, pillows and fashions. Inspired by Maine.
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Great Blue Herons
art by Scott Kelley Scott Kelley – Studio view, Great Blue Heron (West), 2016. Watercolor and gouache on paper, 78 x 55 inches. Courtesy Dowling Walsh Gallery, Rockland. Scott Kelley – Studio view,...
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Wuzzup News, January 28th
produced by Jack Peters Wuzzup News, January 28, 2016 from LCTV on Vimeo.
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Rockland Pilings
photos by Jim Dugan Sometimes, the best subjects are those we keep revisiting. We look for meaning and inspiration from old friends. For Jim Dugan, the pilings in Rockland harbor, cleared of their...
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Tuesday 207: Buttermilk Bath
painting by Jessica Ives In ancient Egypt, Cleopatra used to soak in baths of buttermilk in order to preserve her beauty and the radiance of her skin. Today in Maine, we soak in the bath of Gulf Hagas’...
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video by Land For Maine’s Future Coalition For more than two decades, the Land for Maine’s Future Program has helped citizens protect the character of their towns and open spaces: Maine voters...
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