There is a cord of wood stacked behind the house. Someone plows it out.
But it is empty for sure.
Byron.
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It takes a thousand voices to tell a single story.
Guidelines for submission:
E-mail your photo and essay (50-200 words) to me at amity.beane@gmail.com.
Please put "This is Maine" in the subject line.
I'll publish things in themes and tag them accordingly.
July: swimming holes
June: From the grill
May: Flowers
April: Signs
March: Hope
February: Winter rec
January: Old houses
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This site was created to share the great State of Maine through pictures and words. Every month is a new theme and anyone is welcome to submit. Simply e-mail your photos and words to amity.beane@gmail.com.
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Guidelines for submission:
E-mail your photo and essay (50-200 words) to me at amity.beane@gmail.com.
Please put "This is Maine" in the subject line.
I'll publish things in themes and tag them accordingly.
July: swimming holes
June: From the grill
May: Flowers
April: Signs
March: Hope
February: Winter rec
January: Old houses
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- Signs (4)
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- From the grill (1)
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- Horseshoe Pond (1)
- Letter E (1)
- Millinocket (1)
- North Bridgton (1)
- Princeton (1)
- Rumford (1)
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- Webb Lake (1)
- Weld (1)
- West Farmington (1)
- about the site (1)
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