As the day begins at Bucks Harbor, the clouds associated with a cold front move out:
The first colors of autumn are evident along the shore:
A windjammer heads down Penobscot Bay, past Camden, towards Rockland:
Another windjammer bound for Rockland, heads out of Pulpit Harbor
A outline of a cloud casts a shadow over the autumn colors on the Camden hills:
Owls Head Light - just outside of Rockland:
A sharp looking vessel transporting crates of lobster from an out-island to the mainland:
Tow Bush Island Light:
Cottage on an out-island:
Tow Bush Island Light:
Whitehead Island Light:
The rocky south coast of Burnt Island:
Muscongus Bay:
HO Island (off of Boothbay) - atop of the island there stands a chimney - all that remains of a former house:
View of homes on Fisherman Island (off Boothbay):
The shore along the backside of Boothbay:
More rocks:
One of the few sailboats sailing just outside Boothbay:
Seguin Island Light:
The sun sets as we finally round up into the New Meadows River:
We continue sailing into the night as we tack up the New Meadows River and Quahog Bay by the light of the moon (and a good GPS & radar). This was one of the best sailing runs of the year - about 72nm of beautiful close in coastal sailing in ideal conditions.
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