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Autumn on Great Moose Lake |
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Autumn on Great Moose lake is simply breathtaking. Sometimes the foliage starts to turn the last week in September and peeks around mid October, some years it can be as late as Halloween. One thing is for sure, if you book a week in October or early November, you're bound to see some brilliant New England foliage. |
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Foliage Photos on Great Moose Lake |
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State of Maine's foliage website |
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My best autumn photographs |
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View of Northeast cove taken on October 30th. As you can see, not much color left, just a few late season birchs and oaks about to shed the last of their leaves. |
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A view of the access road from the house, looking south toward the end of packard point. Taken Oct 22nd. |
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From the guest photo album, thanks Susan Carr! She stayed the week starting Oct 15th. |
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It was immediately obvious it was going to be a late foliage season from these photos from Pat Kelley, she took them around Oct 1st, typically, at this time of year, the maple at the water is brilliant reds and oranges, didn't happen this year. |
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