Unfettered Views in Maine: We've Got Plenty of Them

Glenn:  So true.  Definitely the country life for me, although a trip every now and again to a city can be a nice experience as well.

Anytime Charles.  Kind of looks a bit like the Ozarks.  You think?...foothills of course

LOL Peggy!  It's not really THAT cold here, honest.  Besides that's what wood stoves are for. :-)  Nothing like a fire and some hot cocoa...and some nice toasty warm Maine wool sweaters.

Roger:  Sometimes I am tempted.  I do tend to drive slow and stare out the window when no one is behind me and I've been known to stop and relax at different roadside get aways after showings.

Susan:  LOL!  At first I was thinking...great!  Come on up!  Then I realized you were probably being sarcastic.

David:  Yes, the no power lines thing is my favorite!  They are here, just not that prevalent since we simply don't have that many homes to connect. :-)

Yes Roger, Mother Nature is definitely the best artist. :)

Denise:  A little, but this was actually taken a couple of weeks ago.  We do have some bright yellow left, but windstorms last week removed most of them and painted the ground for us with orange.

Judy:  Every time we get to a new season, I say "this is my favorite time of year."  So many vistas to view.

I do the same thing whenever I stumble upon a view that just seems to go on forever with no signs of modern life.  :-)