Best of Summer – A Story in Photographs

Is there anything more wonderful than summer in Maine? I think not.

In lieu of a lot of words today, I offer a collage of photos documenting the wonders of our gorgeous state taken in July and August, from the vantage point of beautiful Hancock County.

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Honor system blueberry stand – six bucks a fresh-picked quart

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The most perfect place to swim

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Library with al fresco writing annex

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A Greater Yellowlegs in the shallows

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A Blue Heron fishing at sunset

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Foggy mornings usually give way to sunny afternoons

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Local markets with fabulous produce are everywhere

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A safe harbor

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‘Tis the season for creative literary fundraisers . . .

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. . . and sightings of Maine crime writers in the wild. Last evening we were delighted to catch Paul Doiron speaking about his newest Mike Bowditch novel, ALMOST MIDNIGHT, at Brooklin’s Friend Memorial Library.

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August blooms

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Wonderful, scenic hikes

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The views go on forever

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One last sunset

Photos by Brenda Buchanan and Diane Kenty.