People have called this an old-fashioned Maine winter, although even I can remember deeper cold and snow. Yet the frequent storms have transformed our sights. Views continue to be refreshed and magically pristine with ever-changing entertaining wildlife to boot!
- The cold created piles of ice all along the shore. Most chunks were a foot thick.
View the enitre album: https://photos.app.goo.gl/jq9gEYuDRkfoQj3V9 which includes a video of a large ice float moving out of the crick. It was probably the source for the chunks that later ended up lining the bay edges, along with our ice-in float above.
Below, the Color of ice submerged by the tide, and the Entrance to Seanook is colorful on an otherwise gray day.
