Acadia National Park

One of my stops on that gloomy and cold Saturday was this beach. If I remember, it is on the southside of the island. I believe it is Sand Beach, but am not sure.

Since it is now sunny, this must be Sunday. And it was. I have many pictures that are very similar to this; pictures of various fingers of land jutting out into the sea and sea surrounding those fingers. The sun is always reflected brightly off the water.

I believe this is called Thunder Hole (Yes, it does have a name!). What I remember is that, at a certain time of day (I believe it is high tide), the water comes into the alcove and shoots skyward to a significant height. It is one of things to see at Acadia National Park. I took this picture (and the one at the bottom of the page and the one of me on the first page) at this spot at the Park on the cold and gloomy Saturday. At this point in the day, however, the sun was beginning to make its appearance.

View of Acadia National Park from the boat trip (on that cold and gloomy Saturday). This is a view of the south side of the island/Park.

This picture was also taken on the cold Saturday, but after the sun had decided to emerge. The place is next to the alcove where the seawater is propelled skyward (see the picture, above).

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