Traveling to the Rocky Coast of Maine
Taking a break from the beauty of the Blue Ridge, I traveled to the amazing rocky coast of Maine for a few days. I was intrigued by the changing tides, and by the textures of the rocks.
A day trip to historic Monhegan Island twelve miles off the coast was the highpoint of the trip. Shingled cottages cling to the rocky cliffs.
The soaring cliffs along the eastern shore are the highest in Maine.
At low tide at Cape Small near Bath, the entire coast seems to moved inland by half a mile.
When you think of Maine, you usually don’t think of spectacular sunsets, but with all the islands and peninsulas, you can always get a western view.
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I have always lived the rocky shoreline in Coastal Maine since my first visit in my early 20’s. Your pictures are beautiful as always.
Vicki Carnahan Tracy
Smartphone error LOVED, tho I wish I Lived there sometimes.
Thanks Vicki… Everyone should experience the remote beauty of the Maine coast at least once… Vann
Lovely pictures, my favorite is the cabin & the Cape small-it’s fascinating how nature forms such rock formations Enjoyed as always
Nature can be really incredible Edwina. I can only imagine the upheaval that caused these cliffs…. Vann
As always much enjoyed. Tks.
Kinda reminds me of the western coast of Ireland…. Vann
Your images capture the beauty of the world we live in. Thank you.
Thank you Wade for your kind comments. They mean the world to me. Vann
V–NC and Maine–what could be better?!
Thank you Sharon… You’ll love your upcoming trip… I envy you going so many wonderful places. Vann