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Still alone in Maine:
After remounting, with Chip Skinner's help, the pond dock to its concrete base at Wick's pond, I took a few shots at Treetops, then rode to Spruce Head, and on into Rockland, and took a few more.
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The Cove from Treetops' Deck. The tide was in. |
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And six hours later it was out. |
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Treetops |
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Treetops' Deck |
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My wheels, as seen from the kitchen. |
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Lobster boat in Spruce Head Harbor |
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Self explanatory. |
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McLoon's of Spruce Head |
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Coast Guard Cutter in Rockland Harbor. Semper Paratus. |
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Victory Chimes: a sailing ship, now used for dinner cruises, etc. |
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She started life as a coastal freighter, hauling lumber. |
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