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Snow on the pumpkin and splendid sunsets

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Belgrade boat launch at sunrise. (Donovan Buck/Belgrade)
Belgrade boat launch at sunrise. (Donovan Buck/Belgrade)
Snow on a pasture on Titcomb Hill Road in Farmington on Friday. (Woody Hanstein/Farmington)
A snow-covered pasture on Titcomb Hill Road in Farmington Friday morning. (Woody Hanstein/Farmington)
Overnight snow provided a cover for these apples remaining on the tree. (Don Waterhouse/New Sharon)
Overnight snow provided a cover for these apples remaining on the tree. (Don Waterhouse/New Sharon)
The snow on Nov 11 was lovely but too early. (Elizabeth (Stu) Mehlin/New Sharon)
The snow on Nov. 11 was lovely, but too early. (Elizabeth (Stu) Mehlin/New Sharon)
A lovely House Finch with his cheerful red cap blends in perfectly with the last of the fall leaves thinking I can't see him. (Jane Knox/Belgrade Lakes)
A lovely house finch with his cheerful red cap blends in perfectly with the last of the fall leaves, thinking I can’t see him. (Jane Knox/Belgrade Lakes)
Sunset atop Perham Hill in Farmington. (Kelly Smith/Farmington)
Sunset atop Perham Hill in Farmington. (Kelly Smith/Farmington)
Halloween gone by this fellow will soon be a pie for Thanksgiving. (Jane Knox/Belgrade Lakes)
Halloween gone by this fellow will soon be a pie for Thanksgiving. (Jane Knox/Belgrade Lakes)
A snowy reflection. (Donovan Buck/Belgrade)
A snowy reflection. (Donovan Buck/Belgrade)
Snow view in Wilton. (Kelly Smith/Farmington)
Snow view in Wilton. (Kelly Smith/Farmington)
A bright red berry bush stood alone in a grassy, wind-blown field in Mt. Vernon. (© jane naliboff photo/Chesterville)
A bright red berry bush stood alone in a grassy, wind-blown field in Mt. Vernon. (© jane naliboff photo/Chesterville)
Black ducks diving for dinner in Parker Pond bog at sunset. (© jane naliboff photo/Chesterville)
Black ducks diving for dinner in Parker Pond bog at sunset. (© jane naliboff photo/Chesterville)
Sunset in New Sharon. (Donovan Buck/Belgrade)
Sunset in New Sharon. (Donovan Buck/Belgrade)
Four geese preferred the icy waters of Maranacook Lake/Readfield to being on shore with a human. (© jane naliboff photo/Chesterville)
Four geese preferred the icy waters of Maranacook Lake in Readfield to being on shore with a human. (© jane naliboff photo/Chesterville)
Thursday night's snow settled onto the golden dome of Kents Hill School's bell tower. (© jane naliboff photo/Chesterville)
Thursday night’s snow settled onto the golden dome of the Kents Hill School’s bell tower. (© jane naliboff photo/Chesterville)
Sunset from Rt. 41/Vienna (© jane naliboff photo/Chesterville)
Sunset from Rt. 41 in Vienna. (© jane naliboff photo/Chesterville)
Mourning doves sunning on a power line in Mt. Vernon. (© jane naliboff photo/Chesterville)
Mourning doves sunning on a power line in Mt. Vernon. (© jane naliboff photo/Chesterville)
One of many beautiful views from Rt. 41 in Readfield. (© jane naliboff photo/Chesterville)
One of many beautiful views from Rt. 41 in Readfield. (© jane naliboff photo/Chesterville)
Echo Lake, West Mt. Vernon. (© jane naliboff photo/Chesterville)
Echo Lake, West Mt. Vernon. (© jane naliboff photo/Chesterville)
This sunset looked like the woods were on fire. (John Mills/Wilton)
This sunset looked like the woods were on fire. (John Mills/Wilton)
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  7. Don,
    The photo of the snow on the apples is great. Well focused.
    The snow is very white, not gray or a blue tint.

  10. Thank you for the compliment Pat. I also enjoy seeing others photos as much as having my own shared. Despite such a beautiful world around us we sometimes forget to stop to admire the roses or inhale the view.

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