Hunter Cove Uplands

 Today's adventure took us to Hunter Cove.  A favorite snowmobile path, today we hiked almost 2 1/2 miles to the cove.  Beautiful spot.  



We also made a quick stop at the Rangeley History Museum in downtown.  We have never stopped in despite walking by it for so many years.  Part of the issue are the hours of operation.  Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4pm during July and August only.  Is it any wonder we have never been inside?
                                            A Rangeley boat hanging from the ceiling. 

                                    An old photo of Main Street, Rangeley

                                    A photo of Main Street I took July 3, 2026 from the same spot.

The morning, which was cold (53 with a feel like temp of 44), was spent in the yard.  While Paul installed our new bike rack on the car, Scott took the quad out.  The path has become very overgrown but the quad (nor Scott) cared.


The bridge was partially rotted so Scott "installed" a beam to help keep him out of the stream.

Lots of young saplings have sprung.


Same bridge, same quad and same kid in 2016.


So many memories on the quads!
                                                Scott

                                                            Megan and Nicole

                                                Megan and me

                                            Scott, Paul and Kevin

                                                        Paul

                                                Harry, Kevin, Scott, Megan and Lexi

                                                                Scott

                                                            Scott, Paul and Kevin

Paul also installed my "new" light in the kitchen.  Less chance of accidental breakage!



Word of the day - cucoloris (cuculoris, kookaloris, cookaloris or cucalorus).  A device for casting shadows or silhouettes to provide patterned illumination in film or photography.


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