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The Land-Water Interface

Where Maine meets the Atlantic on a foggy late September day

Posted on November 29, 2015 by Tish Farrell Posted in Photo Challenge, Travel Tagged Cape Elizabeth ME, Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge, Maine, seascape, Two Lights State Park 23 Comments

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