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"Allooo down there; would like to be knowin' who's doin' the towin'? We don't see a wreck; maybe all hands should be on deck. If all is not fine we can drop you a line. And that's not the way to get to San Jose." HR

Sigma AF100-300mm F/4.5-6.7 for Canon. Was a Display piece in my camera store which I "brought home" before I sold the store. All original, both caps, bayonet lens shade. $200.00 FREE Shipping. Pictures upon request.

TAMRON AF80-210mm F/4.5-5.6 lens(Bayonet Lens Hood) for Canon AF. Original box, papers never removed from the packet. $150.00 FREE Shipping. I "removed" this from my camera store before new owner got the store. Pictures upon request; amazing what I'm still finding in packing boxes.

This is the EF 28-105mm Ultrasonic, Made in Japan, model with steel mount. Was a Display piece at my camera store; generic front lens cap(originals had tendency to get broken or misplaced). Weighs almost as much as some of the bodies it fits. $200.00 FREE Shipping. Pictures upon request.

Nikon FM-10 FILM camera with 35-70mm lens. New,in original box. I "removed" three of these from my camera store before new owner got the store. Have sold two, down to the last one. Never a Display piece. Pictures upon request. $200.00; FREE Shipping.

Canon Elan7 FILM Camera w/28-90mm lens. New, original box and blank warranty papers. This was a Display piece at my camera store. I "removed" it before the new owner got the store. $250. Will separate body and lens if requested. Pictures upon request. Free shipping.

Those are the Camden Hills in the distance. HR

If you're coming back from Port Clyde, Maine, a sure thing if you've been out to Monhegan Island, you'll travel this road. Having passed through Tenants Harbor you'd be traveling to Thomaston to get to U.S. Route #1. The Dragon Cement Company plant's towers can be seen at upper left. Town of...

I was surprised that when I was ready to post an FBO, when I opened the thread my choice was the first one listed: Flagstaff. Everything that was referenced is true. I haven't been there since 2005 but when I arrived the red carpet had been rolled out to the plane. Well, it wasn't for me; my...

Yup; bad for the trees and for he who skis; but perhaps it frees a this year damage to knees. :o)

http://www.wcsh6.com/news/local/yarmouth-based-mapmaker-delorme-sold-to-garmin/40128396 HR

The truck handles much better with some weight in the back. The ramps' owner's manual advises, "Do not operate engine while loading/offloading machinery." Duh! As though one is going to push a snow blower or riding lawn tractor up the ramps? HR

Unusual for Maine, Most of December I spent raking the leaves left over from November, to be completed in April/May. I could have mowed the lawn on Christmas Day. Same scenario occurred during January; and the latest to never have been skiing. February changed all the above, except still to go...

I can't count the number of times, from 10 years old, I soloed or was part of a duo, trio, or quartet in that church which is almost as old as the State of Maine. How many years I stood, every Sunday, just below the peak of the roof and pulled the rope which tolled the bell in the steeple is but...

- - and properly questioned, "Are there stats for reasons Medical is lost?" Proof and Edit Before Publishing. :o)

Truly, it was a hard to stomach loss for us here in the northeast. Brady just doesn't get protected like Manning's guys watch out for him. Afterthought: Having watched the Panthers/Cardinals game, I wonder if Cam Newton's club will eat the Broncos and spit them out. It should be a terrific SB. HR

- in the trees, 09/27/2015. HR

A Follow-up story, nearly a month later. http://bangordailynews.com/2016/01/22/business/amphibious-folding-wing-plane-maker-to-move-to-brunswick/?ref=topStories3 HR

Yes, and there were those who were thinking, "What's that idiot doing in the middle of the Beechwood Street intersection, taking pictures?" (Waiting for the the light to change so as to get unobstructed view of the Anderson Block and my car.) HR

When it was cheaper I'd run about every third tank-up in my Austin Healey. The last tank-up of the fall season would get a fill, two days before the first snow storm, and the Healey would go into my hangar until late April or early May. HR