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Maine Man

Erosion at Popham

Here's an update on the ongoing erosion at Popham beach, which looked like it had abated last summer. It's definitely getting worse. This photo is looking east, towards the main beach from the shore of the Morse River. Here's a view of the dune/bank. Clearly there isn't much under the forest holding...

Daniel Schallau

Ramen Restaurant - Children's book illustration

Ramen Restaurant - book illustration, originally uploaded by hooktrunk. Mr. Elephant orders ramen at a Japanese noodle shop in Icetown. The decor is woodgrain ice. The light sconces depict a scene with Mount Funji. Down below, a mother penguin and child are just entering the restaurant. Perhaps the...

Daniel Schallau

Fish letter - Children's book illustration

Fish letter - book illustration, originally uploaded by hooktrunk. Mayor Guin dictates a letter to Mr. Elephant to invite him to the dedication of the newly completed Hotel Ice Penguin in Icetown. Mayor Guin is the penguin wearing the top hat. They are writing on an icy wood grain stump. In the...

Inspirational Place

Forget Nessie..Monster Shark is Here!

Just in time for Halloween.. Monster Shark! Monster Shark! A local news station in Australia shares images of a large Great White shark that was bitten by an even Larger shark... Anyone want to go swimming?

Daniel Schallau

Mr. Elephant packing his souvenir scarves

Mr. Elephant is an architect. He is packing to visit his friends in Icetown where he is the guest of honor for the dedication of the newly built Hotel Ice Penguin, which he helped build a few months ago. Media: Prismacolor color pencils, Rotring rapidograph pen on Arches 90 lb. hotpress watercolor...

Daniel Schallau

Daniel's new book finally arrived!

(I posted a high resolution image, so click on it till it becomes supersized) Icetown is a place far to the south where penguins live and work and play, just like you and me. I have uploaded a large version, so feel free to view the larger size to see the detail. Things to look for: supermarket,...

Tintenfisch

possible upcoming radio silence

inkspotters, there is a chance that the entire month of november will be update-free. i am off on a five-week research trip as of tomorrow, to the south atlantic ocean. i hear that there will be email access (kind of counting on that actually), so i hope to get a few posts up here via the pebbles....

Tintenfisch

orua bay

this weekend we celebrated our one-year anniversary. we still had an outstanding wedding present (outstanding indeed), a mystery weekend away, and decided to cash it in for a getaway in celebration of the past twelve months. (actually a week early, but who's counting? ... er, obviously, we are.) our...

Lisa Devaney

Blog Action Day: Climate Change? It’s Personal For Me

Today I’m joining 8,000+ bloggers from 144 countries, reaching 11 million viewers to chime in one a single important global issue of climate change for Blog Action Day, and want to share with the world why this topic is personal for me. While green living is popular, fashionable and trendy right...

Poetry

Cool photos

Free Poems: Flower Poetry: Poppy Poetry Dandelions Red Hibiscus General Subject Poetry: Nonsense Poetry Sleeping Rust Pizza Squirrel Trashy Poetry Texas Toast Killing the Kitchen God Beautiful Enemy Angel Fire Dictionary of Dreams Queue the Sunset Dusk Like a Dying Mirror Copper Moon Gift Wrapped...

Anna

Two Lights

Yesterday was the First Friday Art Walk, but before I sat around trying to sell stuff, my father and I spent a lovely part of the afternoon walking around Two Lights State Park in Cape Elizabeth and taking photos:

Anna

A Chance Encounter

I was walking down India Street on Saturday when a man appeared beside me. "You want to take my picture," he stated. I wasn't sure if it was an accusation or a demand, so I just shrugged. "How do I pose?" he asked. I mumbled something about lighting as he stared into my lens. I snapped a picture:...

Lucy

Two Poems by Peter Munro

Names If the sea is a cathedral, a tide pool is a chapel. Sculpins dart under the wind that blusters their cupped oceans. Sculpted by wave on rock, their pockets of salt grow thin from the rain, the suffocating fresh water. Sculpin and hermit crab and limpet endure the sea's absence, the lost...

Citrine

411. You don't want to know.

'It may be when we no longer know what to do, we have come to our real work, and that when we no longer know which way to go, we have begun our real journey.' - Wendell Berry 'Living is a form of not being sure, not knowing what is next or how. The moment you know how, you begin to die a little. The...

Kingoftwilite

Study Reveals 'Sobering' Decline of Caribbean's Fisheries

Brother Joseph

Study Reveals 'Sobering' Decline of Caribbean's Fisheries

Maine Man

More fun excursions

A few more places visited this week ... A beach at the mouth of the Saco River, just off the University of New England campus. Nice real estate. Looking southwest from Five Islands, towards the remnants of tropical storm Danny. The view from Camden Hills over Camden harbor and out to sea.

Maine Man

Summer vacation

I've been spending much of my vacation at Popham beach. Summer has finally arrived and the swimming and body surfing have been great ... On the west section of the beach you have to ford (or swim) across the Morse River to get to the main part of the beach, where the surf is. It looks serene here,...

Steve Betz

New Traditions

For months leading up, the Beloved would ask me, “What are your family traditions for being at the beach?” And I would tell her that we had zero experience with spending a week together at the beach as a family (PLENTY of experience with day-trips) but very little in extended stays. In some...

The Dark Knightess

going to the ocean sunday!!

i'm SO excited! we're going to Rhode Island sunday to the ocean!! i can't wait! i'm gonna collect shells and sand dollars and anything i can find!!! i can't wait!!! i've wanted to do this for sooo long!! :)