Scenes from Midcoast Maine - Inside a Nor'easter
Photos taken during a nor'easter that struck midcoast Maine on December 27, 2010.
Published by Mike Powers
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37 Comments
Post a CommentThere is something about the land covered in snow, it looks so peaceful.
Awesome pictures
Excellent work ♥
Terrific shots! I feel a bowl of hot soup by a warm fire is in order.
Great photos Mike!
Great photos - looks very cold!
Just making a few page view visits to wish you a Happy New Year! rcj
Intense.
You are a brave soul, Mike, for being out in all that white stuff just to take pictures for us. I thank you for that, I think, while snowbirding in sunny SoCal. Keep warm and dry, my friend!
I remember these storms well. It is pretty afterwards though.