Fjords lined with pink granite and spruce trees, shores full of seagulls and bald
eagles in flight. We had a wonderful long hike through mossy forests and stands of gnarled jack
pines, granite ledges and cliffs. Under the tall trees lining the shore we
found evidence of birds eating crabs, mussels and clams. It is very interesting
to be hiking in the woods and walking over shellfish remains from the birds.
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| Pitcher Plants |
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| Non stop Lobsta (lobster) traps everywhere in Maine even at 200 foot / 61 meters of water. Navigating here is VERY STRESSFUL |
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| Dinghy landing and retrieval takes a lot of effort |
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| Sunfish aka Mola |
Click on the link to watch the sunrise
https://alohanoelle.blogspot.com/2022/08/united-states-maine-great-wass-island.html
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