Friday’s (November 8’s) sunset afterglow was one of the more dramatic dusks that we’ve had recently.
At that in-between time, when we may be remembering more than we’re seeing, our view from the ridge could not be much different than what the Penobscot and Passamaquoddy peoples saw from here centuries ago. In fact, if you look hard at this image, you might “see” that Viking knörr ship sailing in from the southwest (left) toward its island shelter. (Brooklin, Maine)