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Rocks Popping Up On A Maine Lake Due To Low Water Levels.

Maine lakes have more rocks, due to low water levels and no rain for too long a stretch of dry, hot summer weather. Farmers are concerned, harvest has started and

Andy Mooers

Maine Lakes

Ice Out On A Maine Lake

Ice out on a Maine lake is a slow process. The thick sheet covering the many lakes in Maine measures many inches deep. So thick it allows the weight of

Andy Mooers

Living in Maine

Winter In Maine, Living On A Lake, Watching The Approach

Winter in Maine, living on a lake as a new season ushers in slowly. It’s a chance to reflect in front of a crackling wood stove fire. To sample good

Andy Mooers

Adventure

Wilderness In Maine, Welcome To The Allagash Waterway.

Maine is pretty sparsely populated. You and I have not debate nor need to split hairs on that statement. But within the stretches of remote wilderness, some areas stand out

Andrew Mooers

Maine Lakes

Maine Is Outdoor Fresh Air, Wide Open Space.

Sometimes you have it made but can lose track of just the why part when you live in Maine. It is easy to take for granted what we have so

Andrew Mooers

Maine Lakes

Kayaking A Maine Lake | No Motor For A More Powerful Experience.

Under your own power, not twisting a throttle or pushing a foot feed on one of Maine’s many lakes. That’s the best way to see, hear, smell, feel Maine under

Andrew Mooers

Maine Lakeshore Land..For Under $20,000

Rocks Popping Up On A Maine Lake Due To Low Water Levels.

Ice Out On A Maine Lake

Winter In Maine, Living On A Lake, Watching The Approach

Wilderness In Maine, Welcome To The Allagash Waterway.

Maine Is Outdoor Fresh Air, Wide Open Space.

Kayaking A Maine Lake | No Motor For A More Powerful Experience.

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