Jack Frost Ice Scultures At Drews Lake Maine.
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admin on 22 December, 2009
Layers Of Winter Ice Form On Aroostook County Lake Retainer Wall.
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Enjoying The Tail End Of Another Incredible Day On A Maine Lake.
The summer at the lake in
Linneus Maine is warm and sunny. In the winter in
Aroostook County the sky is sunny and crystal blue, but not so warm temperatures. No black flies. This is a summer place I am lucky enough to own for the four kids to enjoy. It always has a breeze off the Big Lake. That breeze creates something you can see. In the winter, water from
Drews Lake splashes up against the concrete retainer wall and this can happen. Artwork, surreal ice layerings with the hands of the artist being a
Northern Maine wind and lake water applied in waves, splashes.
Living in Maine makes you more aware of the surroundings, the weather, about life and what is important. The beauty of Aroostook County is second to none. Come explore.
Maine REALTOR Andrew Mooers
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