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| Kayla Bouchard sent us the two photos above. She says, "Here are a few pictures of our very own Penobscot River. This is one of my favorite views as I go for a run in the evenings." |
Robie Robichaud of Holden took this photo of one of his neighbors!
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Calvin Weston of Brewer took the photos above during a trip to Europe last year. |
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Sue Harvey of Enfield shared this photo with us. She says this scarlet tanager visited her feeders with his goldfinch buddies on Mother's Day. |
Katie Clay sent us this view of the gazebo in downtown Lincoln.
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It's a good thing Katie Clay keeps her camera handy. The photo above and the three others below were taken at Duck Lake in Lakeville.
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Thanks for sharing your photos, Katie! |
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| Paul Nantkes e-mailed these aerial photos to us. The upper left photo shows the Lakeview St. area, and the upper right picture shows the Clay St./Main St. area. Mattanawcook Academy is in the lower left and the lower right photo was taken from above Wal-Mart. |
Shelley McIntyre sent this photo of a sunflower that grew wild on her lawn.
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Freddy the Polish crested bantam rooster poses for Shelley's camera.
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These cedar waxwings feasted on apples in Shelley's yard in March.
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These are just two of the lovely photos sent in by Lily Fortin, who took them while she was home on winter break. Lily says, "I love Lincoln!" Thanks for sharing with us, Lily.
We're always glad to hear from our visitors. E-mail us with your photos anytime!
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These two beautiful snow scenes were sent in by Mike Libby.
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These are just a few of the nice photos Jessica Dunn of Lincoln sent to us. She noticed the painted turtles from the railroad track, the geese at the gazebo and the loon at Grey's Beach. Her daughter's feet make ripples at Prince Thomas Park.
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December 9, 2009 - Nicole Bean of Lincoln writes, "I took this picture of the lake a few minutes ago! It looks like we're already snowed in and it's only our first major storm of the season!" |
We love to getting e-mails from our visitors, and when there are photos attached it's even more fun! Marion Wojciechowski writes: "Thought I would share some of these pics I caught of the rainbow we had blessing our sky last month, around October 10th. I first caught sight of the rainbow coming up the Interstate on my home from work, and couldn't resist trying to capture a few shots. It was one of those once in a lifetime moments one had to grab while it was there. As I was driving up Main Street, I began to think to myself, that the rainbow looked like it may be coming from somewhere close to my home. I live on Frost Street and the closer I got to it, the more excited I got. Lo and behold, the final picture shows the rainbow originating (or ending) at Stump Pond, which is right across the street from my home. I hope you enjoy them."; |
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Nicole Bean sent in this lovely photo of a rainbow. She took the photo from Mattanawcook Street in Lincoln this summer.
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Thanks to Maddie Truax, who sent us a nice selection of her photos.
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The four photos above were taken by Rebecca Radovic. Thank you Rebecca, for sharing them with us!
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Thanks to Katina Troulis for sending in this beautiful photo taken at Stump Pond in Lincoln.
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Alfred Morrill gave us these beautiful photos of Mattanawcook Pond, taken in 2003 from Taylor Street in Lincoln.
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Nicole Murchison of Lincoln takes her dog Oakley for a scooter ride!
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Nicole Bean of Lincoln sent us the colorful photo above. Nicole says, "This is a view of Mattanawcook Lake from my home on Mattanawcook Street. I got up early one morning and the sky was soooo beautiful. Red sky at night sailor's delight, red sky in the morning sailors take warning!"
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July 27, 2009 - Bruce Barker Jr. sent us this photo of one of two moose that have been hanging around his yard in Mattamiscontis. Bruce tells us the moose weren't holding still for photos because his dog, Diesel, was barking at them.
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These photos from Bruce Barker, Jr. will make those of you who love fiddleheads envious!
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Some of you may have had a stick or nail puncture your tire, but Denyse Barker found something more unusual caused her flat tire after she crossed the railroad tracks on West Broadway last February 26. This photo was sent in by Denyse's husband, Bruce Barker, Jr.
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Michael Coons of Maryland enjoys visiting his parents at their Caribou Pond home. While he's here, he likes to explore the area, and we're thankful that he takes his camera with him. He sent in the loon photo above and the three pictures below. Thanks, Michael! |
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