Seen around Camden
Schooner Lazy Jack II in Camden Harbor. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
The view from a kayak on Megunticook Lake, off Route 105 in Camden. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Megunticook Lake in Camden. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Megunticook Lake in Camden. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
A full moon rises over Camden Harbor. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Sunset looking toward the head of Camden Harbor, with Mt. Battie in the background. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Dahlias in bloom. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
(Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
A flower bed along Bayview Street in downtown Camden. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
(Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
(Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
The head of Camden Harbor with Mt. Battie at the rear. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Camden Public Library, Harbor Park and a pop of fall color. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Reflection. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Sailing out of Camden Harbor. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Early morning at Laite Beach. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Looking back at Camden from Laite Beach off Bayview Street. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
(Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Sunrise at Laite Beach. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
A wisp of clouds creep up Mt. Battie. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Sunrise off Camden Harbor with Curtis Island in the foreground. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
(Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
(Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Laite Beach sand art. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Winter storage of schooner Mary Day is underway last week. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
This is the schooner Mary Day under wraps for the winter at the head of Camden Harbor. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Schooner Lazy Jack II in Camden Harbor. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
The view from a kayak on Megunticook Lake, off Route 105 in Camden. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Megunticook Lake in Camden. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Megunticook Lake in Camden. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
A full moon rises over Camden Harbor. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Sunset looking toward the head of Camden Harbor, with Mt. Battie in the background. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Dahlias in bloom. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
(Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
A flower bed along Bayview Street in downtown Camden. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
(Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
(Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
The head of Camden Harbor with Mt. Battie at the rear. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Camden Public Library, Harbor Park and a pop of fall color. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Reflection. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Sailing out of Camden Harbor. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Early morning at Laite Beach. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Looking back at Camden from Laite Beach off Bayview Street. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
(Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Sunrise at Laite Beach. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
A wisp of clouds creep up Mt. Battie. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Sunrise off Camden Harbor with Curtis Island in the foreground. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
(Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
(Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Laite Beach sand art. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Winter storage of schooner Mary Day is underway last week. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
This is the schooner Mary Day under wraps for the winter at the head of Camden Harbor. (Photo courtesy Martha Dean)
Fall arrived in the Midcoast Sept. 22, but mild temperatures and continued decent weather make for plenty of opportunities to get ouside and go for a walk or even for a daysail on a schooner.
Summer resident Martha Dean, on break from life in Providence, R.I., has been alternating this tourist season between early-morning baking Fridays and Saturdays at French & Brawn Market Place and crewing on the schooner Lazy Jack II with Capt. Sean O'Connor. She walks down to the harbor on sailing days, and while Dean said she always has her camera to snap candids of schooner guests, there's plenty of fodder to and fro for scenic shots.
In addition to video of a recent sail in Penobscot Bay, Dean submitted photos for a gallery to share with PenBayPilot.com readers. Enjoy — before the leaves have all fallen, it's too cold to spend more than a minute outdoors and the first snow has fallen. Brrr..
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