
There were several of these large trees with odd bark at the edge of a playground. I don't think I have seen this variety before. They looked dead but I will return to see if that is true.

Fixer Upper

Part of the old police station

I am retired and have been doing a lot of hiking with my dog Kelley. Kelley has done all the peaks in Acadia National Park as well as those in Camden and the Donnell Pond and Monteville area. We have also done Big and Little Moose, Petit Manan and the Cutler Coast. We hope that other hikers will share hikes they have enjoyed.
I know that your blog is for Maine hikers...but I'm not a hiker myself and I find the downtown Bangor pics more interesting. Kelley and I are rooting for more downtown stuff.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment John- The thing I don't like about downtown is that I have to keep her on a leash. We have several days of poor weather forecast so we probably be back in town.
ReplyDeleteJohn, I Love the tree-- reminds me of some I saw in the Pacific northwest. They had lots of lichen on them, though. Very thick, ropey bark. Nice picture!
ReplyDeleteThank you Faith.
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