Added Feb 26, 2010, Under:
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By Chris Cavs
Down by the Maine State Pier, just off to the left across from the Narrow Gauge Railroad, is a marina where a sailing school is based and marine maintenance work is done. On one of my acquaintance walks, where I was wandering around getting to know my new home, I came on this large beam covered in black, shiny mussels. The beam must have just been removed from the ocean for cleaning. I thought it was fascinating to see so many of these little crustaceans and realize that they were living beings.
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About Chris Cavs
Chris “Cavs” Cavallari is the editor-in-chief of Part Time Vagabond, director of photography, camera man, media producer, writer, owner of Filmosity Productions, hiker, mountain biker, camper, golfer, backpacker, frisbee-er, beer drinker, and all-around good guy. Originally from Waterbury, CT, now living in Portland, ME, he has spent the last 10 years desperately trying to find something that can’t be found. So he travels. And he wants to do more.
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That is a really neat shot!
Thanks Casey! Whenever I move to a new place, I always take a walk around the place to get acquainted, and my camera never leaves my side. This shot is why!