Snow Shots from Mt. Desert
You may recall last June, when Cheryl DuLong, one of my housekeepers in Maine, sent me some of her photographs, which I shared on this blog. As I stated then, Cheryl loves hiking and photography and makes a habit of rising early to enjoy and to document nature. Her photos of Jordan Pond, taken last summer, were simply amazing. I have not been able to travel to Skylands in quite some time and knowing how much I like to see that area in all seasons, Cheryl sent these great photos that she took recently using her Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS. Enjoy!
- During the long winter, we set out high-energy suet cakes for our little bird friends.
- This is a white-breasted nuthatch.
- The white-breasted nuthatch has an appetite for insects and large, meaty seeds. I hope the suet is satisfying enough.
- The brook leading to the sea at Seal Harbor beach
- Shore rocks and their snow quilt
- The rocks at Bracey’s Cove
- These are bittersweet branches with an ice coating.
- A view of Little Long Pond
- This is a lobster trap that washed up on shore.
- So delicate and magical!
- Such a fuzzy white coat – this looks like chenille.
- Barely legible, the sign for Skylands
- One of my lamp posts along the driveway
- A rather majestic looking driveway at Skylands
- A view into the woods
- All is quiet at Skylands
- One of several huge planters waiting for spring
- Another urn outside the front door
- It’s a thought!
- A pink granite boulder
- So beautiful!
- A Skylands shrub
- The view of Seal Harbor from my terrace
- This is an ice and snow covered Jordan Pond and the Bubbles.
- A closer look at The Bubbles
- Nature’s canvas
- The snow covered rocks along Jordan Pond
- A crescent moon in a bright blue sky
- The sun setting on birch trees and the sound
- This is Clifton Dock and the ferry to the outer islands.
- Little Long Pond from the carriage road view
- This is the quaint sign post on the Little Long Pond carriage road.