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Type	Title	Author	Created	Recent hits
Image	Sunrise, Lucia Beach, South Thomaston.	Eric Johnsen	Feb 8 2009 - 2:35am	1
Image	Moosehead Lake.	Scott Michaud	Feb 8 2009 - 2:35am	2
Image	Greenville.	Scott Michaud	Feb 8 2009 - 2:35am	2
Image	Porter Lake, Strong.	Bill Holbert	Feb 8 2009 - 2:35am	3
Image	Sunrise, Lucia Beach, South Thomaston.	Eric Johnsen	Feb 8 2009 - 2:35am	0
Image	Owls Head Lighthouse.	Rebecca Brann	Feb 8 2009 - 2:35am	2
Image	Woolwich.	sharon deans	Feb 8 2009 - 2:35am	1
Image	Catbird on a kettle.	Italo A. Vassalluzzo	Feb 8 2009 - 2:34am	0
Image	The Olson House and Barn.	Eric Johnsen	Feb 8 2009 - 2:34am	1
Image	Sunset, Bar Harbor.	Jim Lassiter	Feb 8 2009 - 2:33am	3
Image	Henry's Cove.	Italo A. Vassalluzzo	Feb 8 2009 - 2:32am	0
Image	Truck ferry, Northeast Harbor.	Italo A. Vassalluzzo	Feb 8 2009 - 2:32am	0
Image	Deer Island, Car Ferry, Eastport.	Italo A. Vassalluzzo	Feb 8 2009 - 2:32am	2
Image	Boulders in Stockton Springs.	Italo A. Vassalluzzo	Feb 8 2009 - 2:32am	2
Image	Twilight after the Storm, Palmer Island, Muscongus	Kate Kurth	Feb 8 2009 - 2:32am	1
Image	Portland Skyline.	Eric Johnsen	Feb 8 2009 - 2:32am	3
Image	Egg Rock Light from Acadia National Park, Schoodic	Jack Zievis	Feb 8 2009 - 2:32am	1
Image	American Goldfinch (male) at Parks Pond.	Jack Zievis	Feb 8 2009 - 2:32am	0
Image	Loon on Parks Pond.	Jack Zievis	Feb 8 2009 - 2:32am	0
Image	View of Eastbrook church from Rt 200.	Jack Zievis	Feb 8 2009 - 2:32am	1

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