Scot McFarlane

River historian.

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@charlesstern Thanks, Charles. Let me know when you're moving back to Maine!

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Sturgeon leaping out of the Androscoggin River this morning-living history!

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And a pre-ice clamming trip on the bay last month

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And before the snow, perfect skating ice on the lakes

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Ice on the Sheepscot past the salt

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View of the Sheepscot River from Castle Tucker this morning, incredible that the river didn't ice despite it being negative ten degrees this morning, hence the reason Wiscasset beat out Pownalborough as a port

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The Kennebec between Bowman House and the Pownalborough Courthouse before the ice last month

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Breaking my happy twitter fast for ten minutes to share some photos of Maine's beauty

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@CostanzaRdO Yes, grazie!

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Monthly update: It's the one-year anniversary of "All Water Has a Memory: Rivers and American History" I learned so much from all of the presenters and their joint discussions, you can too by watching the recordings at https://t.co/pXSV47niqK
or https://t.co/BXOEg3QSa1

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And taken this morning from my office at the Castle Tucker House in Wiscasset, the bluebird is obvious, but can you spot the photobomber?

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In honor of the season, a pet cemetery from one of my sites in Portsmouth

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And more rivers after working:

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It's easier for me to be present with the ones I love and to care about everyone else if I stay out of here, so my apologies if I have not responded to you, but I will continue to checkin monthly and post updates, send email to get in touch. Peace!

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The Kennebec next to my other office, waiting for the colors to turn: