The first thing I noticed crossing the New Hampshire line on my return to Maine was that the landscape had gone all Wyeth in my absence: Gray and moody — and harsh.
Uncategorized
OUTDOORS: Damariscotta showcases natural diversity
The Upper Damariscotta River Region is one of immense natural beauty, a scenic landscape of bays and islands, salt marshes and mudflats, rivers and streams. Bordered by hills, fields, and forests, the Damariscotta River is a nutrient-rich tidal estuary that is home to a diverse array of marine life, birds and animals.
BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: “Maine: The Wilder Half of New England” and “4KM”
Many books have already been written about Maine’s unique state history, but few have been as entertaining and insightful as “Maine: The Wilder Half of New England,” by William David Barry.
BOOKS: McEwan offers up fiction about fiction
Ian McEwan’s latest novel, “Sweet Tooth,” is a curious hybrid: part spy novel, part romance, it’s really a work of fiction about fiction.
OUTDOORS: Kuller left legacy in Camden
The coastal community around Camden lost a great friend and outdoor ambassador earlier this month when Jeff Kuller was killed by a falling tree on Nov. 4. He left behind a unique recreation area and an appreciative ski community, as well as a wife and two children.
OUTDOORS: Still hunting requires stealth, strategy, experience
Ask the people you know how they prefer to hunt deer. I’d venture to guess most hunt from a stand, whether an elevated platform or merely a favorite stump. Next you’ll find the walkers, folks who prefer to move through the forest intent on intercepting an unsuspecting deer. It’s a low percentage option, but a fairly popular one, particularly among more casual hunters.
OUTDOORS: Around the World,In Search of a Record
THOMASTON — Stanley Paris has his work cut out for him. The countdown has begun for his solo nonstop unassisted circumnavigation world-record attempt.