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Pg 2: Moods of Boothbay Harbor

May 2016

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We had a little variety in the weather during our stay in Boothbay Harbor this year.  The beginning of the week was foggy, with a little rain, and then it cleared and became mild and sunny.  Here are some of the various moods of Boothbay Harbor.

On the look-out, staring out into the fog-bound harbor.

Close view of the Penelope sculpture with her arm curved above her head against a foggy sky

(Photo taken of a sculpture called "Penelope" by Dick Alden, while it was on exhibit at Studio 53 in Boothbay Harbor.  This artist also did the "Mother Earth" sculpture at the Maine Botanical Garden.  )

Fog-bound harbor with docks, boats, and a small red shack fading into the mist

Harbor island with buildings and a walkway emerging through the fog across calm water

Sailboat moored in the harbor near the small red shack on a foggy morning

Calm blue harbor under a clearing sky with docks and moored boats along the right edge

Harbor view with the island buildings and red shack reflected in still blue water

Small workboat crossing the harbor at low tide with mudflats exposed in the foreground

White workboat moving through calm harbor water with the small red shack and island beyond

Small motorboat carrying several people across the harbor in late-day light

Low tide in the harbor.  You can just make out the sculpture garden on the left of this picture.

Low-tide harbor with broad mudflats exposed and houses lining the far shore

With the tide coming in (or it might have been going out; not really sure):

Harbor houses and boathouse glowing in golden light with their reflections mirrored in still water

Bright red boat tied at the dock in calm water with the harbor stretching into the distance

Sunburst shining through the head of the library sculpture silhouetted against evergreen branches

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