Showing posts with label ac_Cadillac Mountain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ac_Cadillac Mountain. Show all posts

10 March 2019

The Mountain

South Ridge, Cadillac Mountain, Acadia National Park
 
At 466 meters (1530 feet), she is the highest point along the North Atlantic coast. And the first to see a sunrise in the United States from autumn through spring. Millions of years of turbulent history makes her who she is today. A family of granite boulders, subalpine people... and clouds...
... winds shape her defiant character...
... and we take-in her eternal energy...

Cadillac Mountain: ... ascending...

Cadillac Mountain: ... in continual upkeep...

Cadillac Mountain: ... far away ocean... distant yet present...

Cadillac Mountain: ... as are the glaciers...

Cadillac Mountain: ... with the views...

Cadillac Mountain: ... the mountain...

Cadillac Mountain: ... the family...

Cadillac Mountain: ... autumn colors...

Cadillac Mountain: ... and clouds...

Cadillac Mountain: ... reaching for the blue...

Cadillac Mountain: ...

Cadillac Mountain: ... and the reds...

Cadillac Mountain: ...

Cadillac Mountain: ... showing the way...

Cadillac Mountain: ...

Cadillac Mountain: ... embracive bedrock...

Cadillac Mountain: ... and boulders...

Cadillac Mountain: ... through the woods...

Cadillac Mountain: ... the autumn...

Cadillac Mountain: ...

Cadillac Mountain: ... from the chipmunk's perspective...

Cadillac Mountain: ... and mine... when I crouch and look down...

Cadillac Mountain: ... this too is the mountain...

24 October 2018

Eagle's Crag

Eagle's Crag, Cadillac Mountain, Acadia National Park

... the place for eagles to take breaks from their fly-overs... suggestive of heights and cliffs... I hope for a safe point... SAFE by my standards...

Eagles's Crag: ... safe by my standards...

Eagles's Crag: ... autumn...

Eagles's Crag: ... in outbursts of colors...

Eagles's Crag: ... some readying for the winter... others not so eager... just yet...

Eagles's Crag: ... watching...

Eagles's Crag: ... like an eagle...