Buzzzzzzzzz

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Happy Birthday!

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Next Step - the BBQ sauce!

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Black Capped Chickadee

State bird of the state of Maine

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Seaplanes

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Maine - Moose

The official state animal of the state of Maine. A full grown Bull Moose can be 7 and a half feet (2.3 meters) tall at the shoulders and have a rack of antlers 6 feet wide (2 meters). They can also weigh up to 2,000 lbs (907 kilos). This was a very young bull, barely starting to get his antlers - bu...

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Fuse blown - need the flashlight

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Eye on the ball

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The Shuttle Being Drawn into a Wormhole

This is the REAL reason the Shuttle Program was discontinued! :-) (please see the SBS)

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Ambush while exploring Jurasso 7

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Break Time

Behind a restaurant at the local Fair

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DANGER! Will Robinson!

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Clean-up Crew

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Sweet Tooth

Apple Fritters and a cup of Joe.

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No More Hauling

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Season's End

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Just turn the crank

A 1907 Franklin. Franklins were made from 1902 to 1934.

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Johnny Appleseed

A giant Johnny Appleseed from a local apple festival.

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Collapse

In an abandoned house. The entire structure will eventually fall to the left.

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Old School Studying

We didn't always have iPads and computers. The open book is "A Collection of English Proverbs" printed in 1678. The closed book is "Essays," by Ralph Waldo Emerson, printed in 1866.

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Foliage

Where we live, autumn announces its presence loud and clear!

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Winter

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Nosferatu

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Nature's Curves

This is a cross section of a fossilized Ammonite, an early cephalopod with a shell. They lived between 65 and 400 million years ago.

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