Weekly Wildflowers – Crescent Beach State Park, Cape Elizabeth, ME
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High tide with the remnants of Hurricane Lee. We’d tried to go to Two Lights, but a lot of the neighbors had the same idea. The line of cars was out Two Lights Road all the way back to Maxwell’s Farm.
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This is a fun, regency set, but fantasy oriented, book. Gussie is the only non-magical member of the Werth family, a family infamous for their powers. But, when she’s kidnapped, she finds that she might be the most magical of them all. The story’s fairly basic, and you’ll get no real surprises out of it,
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Sherlock Holmes is dead – but Sarah, Nan and the Watsons know that that’s not true. He’s had to go to ground to defeat Moriarty. Moriarty is actually dead, but because he has a necromancer in his employ, that necromancer is doing his best to bring Moriarty back – which goes straight into rather grizzly
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Well, it’s September, and Mother Nature finally picked up on the fact that she didn’t torture us nearly enough with hot weather in August, so we got several days of humid 80s over the last week. I’ve pretty much given up any pretense of normalcy – I’m just rolling with whatever happens at this point.
Locations:Basin Pond, Chatham, NHEvans Notch Overlook, Chatham, NHHastings Trailhead, South Oxford, ME
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A sampling of scenery from our Friday drive.
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In this book, fairy tale narratives exist in our real world, ready to send a person down a certain path, just because they were unlucky enough to be born with just the right characteristics to a fit a particular story. That’s where the ATI Management Bureau comes in – they’re a hidden government agency tasked
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