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People fly fish on the newly installed dock on the small pond on the grounds of the Dorothea Dix Psychiatric Center in Bangor. Gabor Degre | BDN #flyfishing

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Robert Jodrie carries his father’s ashes onto the trestle at the end of the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad line in Portland before spreading them in Portland Harbor. His father, Will, who died at the age of 93, volunteered for many years at the railroad, laying track and fixing things. Troy R. Bennett | BDN #portlandmaine (at Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. & Museum)

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#Repost @billtrotter ・・・ Lubec #Maine #downeast (at Lubec, Maine)

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A #hiking trail leads to viewpoints on Pond Cove at Roque Bluffs State Park. Aislinn Sarnacki | BDN #1minutehike #bdnoutdoors #maineadventures #hikingadventure (at Roque Bluffs State Park)

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#Repost @erin.rhoda ・・・ Pretty flowers...Setting up for the #BDNGardenShow. #bangormaine (at Cross Insurance Center)

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#Repost @erin.rhoda ・・・ Getting ready for the #BDNGardenShow . #bangormaine #gardening (at Cross Insurance Center)

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Bright red tree #mushrooms glisten with rain in the woods of Fuller Farm preserve in Scarborough. Aislinn Sarnacki | BDN #hiking #maineadventures #bdnoutdoors #mainehikes #Maine (at Fuller Farm)

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#Repost @mccreanick ・・・ Springtime in #Maine #bangormaine #downtownbangor

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One of several guest #cabins on Doreen Dickson and her husband Jim Dickson's property in Jackson, #Maine  Gabor Degre | BDN  

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A building known as the "Granite House" was constructed in the early 1900s for the exhibition of #Maine granites. Charles D. Hubbard and George Walter Hinckley traveled around the state to gather specimens and secure oil sketches and paintings of quarries to adorn the walls. Today, the empty building is one of the attractions seen along the Good Will-Hinckley Trails in Fairfield.  Aislinn Sarnacki | BDN   #1minutehike #1minuteadventure #maineadventures #mainehike #bdnoutdoors

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#Repost @billtrotter ・・・ There have been days worse than this. Sand Beach as seen from Thunder Hole on Tuesday. #acadia #thunderhole

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A #bluejay takes cover under some balsam fir branches in Fort Kent on Wednesday.   Julia Bayly | BDN #Maine

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#Repost @billtrotter ・・・ Back road #barn in Penobscot, #Maine

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Musher Amy Dionne of Madawaska, who will be participating with her sled dogs in the 2016 Can-Am Crown 250-mile race beginning in Fort Kent on March 5, trained in Madawaska last weekend on some icy and almost snow-free trails. After hearing about some snowfall in the Allagash region over the weekend she said Monday she was looking forward to a snow-covered race course. Photo by Amy Dionne #sleddogsofinstagram #mainelife #maineadventures

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#Repost @billtrotter Sullivan & Sorrento from Hancock Point on Sunday.

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Patches of snow and ice melt on the rocky shore of Mount Desert Island beside the Ocean Path of Acadia National Park. Though many of Acadia's roads close to vehicle traffic for the winter, the park's vast network of trails and roads are open for public recreation.  Aislinn Sarnacki | BDN  

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A wooden #bridge built by volunteers in 2013 helps snowshoers across a partially frozen stream in North Penjajawoc Forest in #Bangor.   Aislinn Sarnacki | BDN #1minutehike #snowshoe #maineadventures #winteradventures #bdnoutdoors