But the snow keeps coming...

The view I woke up to this morning. It's almost April! I'm not sure when it's going to stop.

Waiting for Spring

Pemaquid Point

Question

I'm just not that great of a blogger. Does anyone know: Is there a way to post images side by side instead of one after another? Without putting the images together in a program like photoshop or something? I like diptychs and want to put my photos together like they should be. Let me know... thanks!

En route

p.s. Happy Birthday Michael :)

Lunar Eclipse

I went out on the ice tonight to get a good view of the lunar eclipse. There are some things that Maine is pretty awesome for- star gazing is one of them.

At the beginning of the eclipse.

We walked out about 1/2 mile onto the ice.

It was very cold. I could see my breath.

Too bad I'm not a more talented photographer with a better camera. That little thing is the moon during the color change.

19 Ellen Circle

Ice Skating on the Lake

Thanksgiving

Cabin Light

In the Morning

I'm waiting for the Northern Lights

copyright 2001, Jan Curtis

Living in Maine, I've decided I have a pretty good chance to see the Northern Lights. In fact, it's become my newest obsession. Turns out September through October is a good viewing time. If you're living in the Northern Hemisphere, check out this link to determine if it's a good night for a sighting...

http://sec.noaa.gov/pmap/

Found: Risk

Night

Random

My new bike. Check out that sweet helmet. Thanks mom and dad!\

Damariscotta River Association

The Leadership School

The front of my cabin. They're brand new and awesome.

My cabin.

My room.

Maine

Hi Friends. I'm in Maine. If you're interested my address is:

Meghan Brown
c/o The Leadership School at Kieve
P.O. Box 169 (mail)
42 Kieve Rd. (packages)
Nobleboro, ME 04555

Updates to come.

There are some things that never stop reminding me...

Hiking Mt. Rainier

One of the coolest hiking/camping trips I've ever done- though it was a bit scary. We hiked 6000 ft. in one day, up to a total of 8600 ft. Crossed rivers and through snow fields at a very threatening incline, all with a visibility of only 100 ft... If only we could have seen the meteor shower. Oh well. Thanks Dad!

My Dad's not quite sure how to focus. :(


That's the top of Mt. Rainier- we hiked to the top of that triangle to the right of the smaller triangle in the center of the photo. Make sense?

Found on 14th St.