Well, it’s not the last ever in the Acadia region, but this was the final sunrise or sunset for us, of several wonderful ones on our Maine trip. We shortly would bid goodbye to the land of “lobstah”, bound to end the day at a hotel near Boston to fly out the next morning. Cirrus fibratus and thin cirrostratus strands both caught and shadowed the hidden sun’s warming rays, to the tune of a finely textured gradation between gaudy neon orange at distance and brooding, translucent crimson overhead.
5 NW Bar Harbor ME (7 Oct 22) Looking E
44.432, -68.2613Last Acadian Sunrise
Well, it’s not the last ever in the Acadia region, but this was the final sunrise or sunset for us, of several wonderful ones on our Maine trip. We shortly would bid goodbye to the land of “lobstah”, bound to end the day at a hotel near Boston to fly out the next morning. Cirrus fibratus and thin cirrostratus strands both caught and shadowed the hidden sun’s warming rays, to the tune of a finely textured gradation between gaudy neon orange at distance and brooding, translucent crimson overhead.
5 NW Bar Harbor ME (7 Oct 22) Looking E
44.432, -68.2613