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Tag Archives: Beach walks
What I Did on My Vacation
I hope this will not seem like the proverbial student September essay. My husband and I recently escaped gray and frozen Maine for two weeks in Florida, aptly nicknamed the Sunshine State. We saw only a few clouds our entire … Continue reading
Posted in Susan's posts
Tagged Beach walks, Maine, Maine Crime Writers, Susan Vaughan, Vacation
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Better Late Than Never . . .
Last week my blogmates posted gorgeous photographs of their winter worlds. I tried to add a few of my own, but thanks to the vagaries of WordPress (a blog post all its own) they disappeared into the ether. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Brenda's Posts, Uncategorized
Tagged Beach walks, Brooklin, Pine Point, Popham, Scarborough, walking the winter beach, winter
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My Thoughts Are Like Sanderlings
During this trying time my brain frequently skitters from thought to thought in approximately the same manner as this flock of sanderlings feeding along the line of an incoming tide. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uh71ExBEXfI The best I can do under the circumstances is … Continue reading
Posted in Brenda's Posts, Uncategorized
Tagged Beach walks, heroes, Maine CDC, Pandemic, sanderlings
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Hacking Winter
Life Hack (noun) : Definition of life hack informal : a usually simple and clever tip or technique for accomplishing some familiar task more easily and efficiently – Merriam-Webster Dictionary. We didn’t use the term “life hack” when I was … Continue reading
We Want to Protect You, or Surviving Cabin Fever
That’ll teach me to leave the snowshoes home! Cabin Fevah, Ya say? If you’re a flatlander, ya probably never heard of it. In Maine it’s a fact of life every February, earlier if Old Man Winter gets his longjohns in … Continue reading
Charlene D’Avanzo 
