Red Maples (acre rubrum), usually the first tree to show brilliant fall foliage at the edges of bogs and other wetlands, are not sporting the scarlet hues we normally expect this fall. Visits to some of our typical haunts have not been successful with the dull maroon color exhibited. This photo is from a few years ago. #redmaples #acerrubrum #autumnphotographyinmaine #mainefall #mainefoliage John Orcutt September 24, 2023 Uncategorized Continue Reading
Today I was reminded of another stormy day a couple of years ago on MDI. We hiked the short trail to Hunter Beach and on the way back the heavens opened and we were soaked coming up the trail, slippery roots and all. #mt.desertisland #acadianationalpark #hunterbeach #wettrail #rainyday John Orcutt September 17, 2023 Instagram Continue Reading
Today I was reminded of another stormy day a couple of years ago on MDI. We hiked the short trail to Hunter Beach and on the way back the heavens opened and we were soaked coming up the trail, slippery roots and all. #mt.desertisland #acadianationalpark #hunterbeach #wettrail #rainyday John Orcutt September 16, 2023 Uncategorized Continue Reading
Wild sky to the northwest last night over Rolling Fatties backyard bar, the Sniki Bar in Kingfield, Maine. I guess the old saying, “Red at night, sailors delight. Red in the morning, sailors take warning”, does not always ring true! Lee May have had something to do with it. #kingfieldmaine #rollingfatties #snikibar #tropicalstormweather #mainesunset John Orcutt September 16, 2023 Instagram Continue Reading
