Steve S. We have the Canadian Geese flying over head now and also there is a two fields not too far from us that are loaded with thousands of snow geese. They are very noisy also. Farmer who owns the land usually leaves a bunch corn standing so they can get a snack. Someday I would like to get some good pictures of them.

We decided 'wildlife first.' ... Where did they go?

Twenty five Friends of Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge met to define their mission as a refuge.

Steve, I think I can see the map spread out on the ground. As soon as the geese fill their bellies, they'll check out the map and find their bearings for take off.

Talk about noise. ... Refuge (East Gate) Road, Limestone.

Daisy this is a outrage Camp Gustin was donated and in that there was a provision stating that it stay as a Scout Camp this is what I have always been told.

I know about this because when I lived in the Lewiston/Aubrn aera I was ScoutMaster of 103 and involved with the Scouting program for 25 yesrs.

Looks like to me the Pine Tree Council had best get their spending under control.

What few Camps are left need to be kept as this is one of the best ways to help the young people learn the right path in life

Mona

I had two Aunts who lived in Centerville... Damey and Faye Burtt. My grandfather also helped build the church there.

These Colors Don't Run

JRC...I know the names just not sure if we are related...I'll have to talk to my aunt in Easton...She's the keeper of the book She usually knows the relatives....I remember driving around with my cousin Marvin and he would wave to someone and say there goes your cousin so and so....Never got to meet most of my relations...

I thought this was an unusual look for the mountatin.

JimC, My wife's grandfather's name was Malcolm Carmichael aslo known as Mac. I am not sure if we are talking about the same person. However his children were Keith, Maxine, Beverly, Ronald, Dwayne and Garol. Malcolm had the farm which was located on the then Blake Rd. now the Fort Rd