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Sunday, March 4, 2012

Sunday pics - Whaleback Shell Midden








These were taken a week or so ago at the Whaleback Shell Midden in Damariscotta, a mere 5-7 minute ride away. Strangely, I'd never been there before - but you know how that goes, forgetting about everything of interest in your own back yard. I'm guilty.

Anyway, have a great Sunday and don't forget: tomorrow's 'first impression' is Dianne's first page.
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16 comments:

  1. Jeremy Bates4/3/12 8:07 AM

    You have a great Sunday..I like the way you shoot the photos. hope to read more blogs on your page :)

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  2. Natalie Aguirre4/3/12 8:47 AM

    Lovely pictures. I'd so rather be looking at that than the snow outside our hotel room today. At least there's not much snow.

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  3. Luanne G. Smith4/3/12 9:03 AM

    I know what you mean. There are a couple of places to walk near me that I just forget to go visit, even though they're close by.

    Enjoy your Sunday.

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  4. Old Kitty4/3/12 9:29 AM

    Gorgeous mystical pics! Have a great Sunday too! take care
    x

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  5. Kittie Howard4/3/12 9:35 AM

    Thank you for these beautiful pictures this beautiful Sunday morning. I hope you have a lovely Sunday as well. (Know what you mean about one's back yard.)

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  6. E. Arroyo4/3/12 11:58 AM

    Nice.

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  7. Alex J. Cavanaugh4/3/12 11:59 AM

    Is that a house in the second one? Because that's a big house!

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    1. mshatch4/3/12 2:55 PM

      It is currently Sproul's Furniture Store, which is the size of two houses. It's on the Newcastle side of the river. I'm not sure what it used to be, I like to think a mill, perhaps?

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  8. Michael Offutt, Phantom Reader4/3/12 12:12 PM

    It looks like something I'd see in a scary movie that takes place in New England starting with a drowned teenager that mysteriously died, a strange kind of inbred family that lives in the house, and a mystery of all kinds of whodunnits and murder conspiracies with ghosts doing all kinds of crazy stuff.

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    1. mshatch4/3/12 2:57 PM

      well, it is New England and I imagine there are some people around here who qualify to play a part in that movie :) Maybe you should write it...?

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  9. Al4/3/12 2:18 PM

    Ancient sites like that are fascinating. Looks like a gorgeous area.

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    1. mshatch4/3/12 2:57 PM

      It is beautiful here, even more so in the spring/summer :)

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  10. Dianne K. Salerni4/3/12 9:10 PM

    Interesting name! And beautiful pictures!

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  11. Rubye Jack4/3/12 9:55 PM

    Sheer beauty!

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  12. Tracy Jo4/3/12 11:13 PM

    Gorgeous.

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  13. Carol Riggs7/3/12 2:03 PM

    Ah, lovely photos, so calm and peaceful. Great writing setting, yes? :)

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