
Hunters Brook

A colorful fungus


A fallen tree that we sat on while we ate our lunch

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.
Nice photos. Sounds like you and Kelley had a good hike. The fungus resembles the man-eating plant in "Little Shop of Horrors".
ReplyDeleteThanks, John. It seems Kelley is doing better-no problems after the hike.
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