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Pine tree, Day Brook Pond, Kennebunk Plains Wildlife Management Area, W Kennebunk Maine<\/p><\/div>\n

After a wet snow, ending in fairly heavy rain, I did not expect the snow to last into yesterday, but I woke to temperatures in the teens and bright sun on a snow covered landscape. Photoprowl! It was up in the mid 20s by the time I got out, but the sun was still shinning and the snow, with a hard crust from the rain, glistened everywhere. I knew the rain had washed all the snow away on the coast, so I headed inland just on the chance that someone with a heavier 4 wheel drive vehicle had been into the pull-offs on the Kennebunk Plains. And someone had indeed driven into the Day Brook Pond parking all the way, and left such a good trail that I felt safe trusting the Ford hybrid to it. It might be my last chance to walk into Day Brook this winter, if we get much more snow. <\/p>\n

This little pine is on the edge of the pond. I looked up as I passed it, and could not resist the sun coming through on the burdened branches. <\/p>\n

Sony RX10iii at 62mm equivalent field of view. In-camera HDR. Processed in Polarr on my Android tablet. <\/p>\n

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