Not A Black & White Photo

Kenduskeag Stream, Bangor

Kenduskeag Stream

Downtown Bangor, ME

Snowy River

White Christmas Eve

This photo is NOT a black and white photo -- notice the brown on the left bank?

It just so happens that everything else is black and white.

Fall Colors

River Path

Kenduskeag Stream Canoe Race 2010

March Theme Photo: Passageway

These two water passageways for Kenduskaeg Stream in downtown Bangor merge together to form a large tributary and flow into Penobscot River.

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Kenduskaeg Stream

This is the Kenduskaeg Stream but upstream near the woods north of the river.

Frozen Kenduskaeg Stream

Although the weather in Maine has been mild compared to Washington DC recently, the small Kenduskaeg Stream in downtown Bangor is still frozen.

iPhone Wednesday #16

Kim of Seattle Daily Photo and Chuck of One A Day - Mostly Seattle are also posting iPhone Wednesday photos today.

Reflections on Kenduskeag Stream 2

Reflections on Kenduskeag River

More reflections on the Kenduskeag Stream in downtown Bangor.

Reflections on Kenduskeag Stream

The weather this weekend was amazing -- warm and sunny. I was outside, running errands and walking all over the historic downtown area. It was beautiful and I felt really inspired to take photos again, which has been missing these last couple of months.

This photo shows a reflection of an old semi-abandoned building on the Kenduskeag Stream.

Mallard Duck

This Mallard duck was standing on a large stone surface in the Kenduskaeg Stream during low tide. Normally, the water level would be a couple feet higher and gushing from inland to merge with Stillwater River.

So do you like duck (as in eating)?

Kenduskaeg River

This is Kenduskaeg Stream looking north from Main Street in Bangor. See that statue on the right between the two lamp post? I have posted a photo of that statue early this month.

So do you live a stream or river?

Itsy Bitsy Spider

The itsy bitsy spider crawled up the water spout.
Down came the rain, and washed the spider out.
Out came the sun, and dried up all the rain
And the itsy bitsy spider went up the spout again.

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