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It may be April, but in Maine that still means ice.
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These are photos of Sabattus Lake and the Cobbosseecontee Lakes…
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As you can see, some are still iced over.
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Spring may be here with daytime temps in the low 50’s….
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But with nights below 32, melting is a slow process.
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River's world..... 
As the ice melts down the Mississippi , the bald eagles (HUNDREDS of them) fish off the edge. It’s amazing to watch.
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We have that as well. They’re stunning creatures!
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Yes they are.
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I’ll bet they are. I’ve seen a few around here but only one at a time. My girlfriend, Dolly Parton, has a rescue/ educational facility at Dollywood. It pains me to know they can’t fly, which must surely break their hearts.
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Seeing them soar in the sky you don’t realize how big a bird they are. Those talons! Yikes.
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Ice can take its good ol’ time sometimes. Much better it hangs around in the lakes than on the roads!
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Might take a while to melt but sure makes for pretty pictures.
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You need to get your husband to build an ice house on your property. Then stock it with blocks of ice that you can chillax with whenever a hot flash pops up!
Then have his make a sauna for c-o-l-d nights.
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I like the ice house idea. That would be awesome!
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We’re down to just a few small piles of blackened parking lot snow now.
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I woke to a weird rattling sound. Was it hail? It wasn’t but the drops falling from the sky were so big and falling so fast they may as well have been.
It’s waking up the grass. I can almost see it change colour from dull green to bright green in front of my eyes…🌧️
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