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MARK LATTI: Fresh snows adds to the thrill of the hunt
There are iconic images associated with the outdoors in Maine. A large brook trout sipping a fly. A burly bull moose feasting, chest deep in water. A landlocked salmon leaping, and of course, a large buck, slipping silently through the forest on fresh snow.
BOB HUMPHREY: Land of Lincoln offers solid hunting
I was settled in my tree stand awaiting the dawn’s early light when I heard the distinct sound of a deer’s hooves approaching on dry oak leaves.
KEN ALLEN — Amateur naturalists love late fall
November woods and fields look so drab now compared to summer, but curious eyes see plenty, beginning with deer signs such as heart-shaped tracks, buck rubs (bark “rubbed” off small trunks) and scrapes in soft earth.
BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: Gerry Boyle takes us back to Blake’s Port City
Maine mystery writer Gerry Boyle already has as a successful string of popular crime novels featuring newspaper reporter Jack McMorrow, and now he offers the second book in a new mystery series about a young rookie Portland police officer.
BOOK SIGNING in Augusta: Donn Fendler
AUGUSTA — Lithgow Public Library will sponsor an event with Donn Fendler as he gives a presentation on his newest book, “Lost Trail: Nine Days Alone in the Wilderness,” along with co-author Lynn Plourde and the graphic novel’s illustrator Ben Bishop.
TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): Room with a View: Pamper yourself at the Camden Harbour Inn
Our online dictionary defines “splurge” this way: “to indulge oneself in some luxury or pleasure, especially a costly one.” The dictionary’s example is perfect for this review: “They splurged on a trip to Europe.”
The Camden Harbour Inn and its restaurant, Natalie’s, is a luxurious splurge with many amenities that reminds us of Europe, but it’s a whole lot cheaper than traveling to Europe!
Our plan was to write a single column about the inn and restaurant, but we couldn’t stop writing once we got started. So today you get the inn — next week the restaurant.
ON HIKING: Hidden Valley Nature Center is a hidden gem
Tucked into the rural countryside east of Randolph and the Kennebec River, the Hidden Valley Nature Center surely lives up to its name. Only a nondescript dirt parking lot, a small sign and a gate mark the entrance to the property on quiet Egypt Road in Jefferson.
UNE students track gray squirrels to gather information
BIDDEFORD — Rocky and Bullwinkle would be so impressed.
Emery, Bilodeau, elected in Augusta
AUGUSTA — Daniel Emery and Jeffrey Bilodeau were elected to the City Council Tuesday. Emery, with 2,345 votes, beat out David Smith, who received 1,770 votes. Bilodeau’s 2,931 votes topped Corey Vose’s 1,550 votes. Emery will take the at-large council seat vacated by William Stokes when he was elected mayor. “I’m very appreciative of the […]