Bunganuc Landing at Night

While on my way to Wolfe's Neck, I passed this mysterious scene that always catches my eye off of Bunganuc Road in Brunswick. There is a small path down here that clammers use to get access to the rich mudflats of Maquoit Bay. To the right of the path is a large cascade and over slabs of granite, the head of tide of Bunganuc Stream. That's where I was standing to get this photo. You can barely see it here, but there is a mysterious old dwelling built on stilts that sits just above the high tide line in the cove. If you peer inside the windows, you can see a lot of decorations, books, papers, furniture, and the like, suggesting that it was abandoned suddenly, and not too long ago.

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Filename: Bunganuc Landing at Night
Copyright: Benjamin Williamson
Image Size: 7952x5304 / 20.4MB; Astrophotography Brunswick Maine Bunganuc Landing ME Maine Maine Art Maine Gifts Maine Landscape Photography Maine Photography Maine Scenic Photography Milky Way New England Night Photography Night Sky USA
Contained in galleries: Archive, Night Sky, Mid-Coast Maine

While on my way to Wolfe's Neck, I passed this mysterious scene that always catches my eye off of Bunganuc Road in Brunswick. There is a small path down here that clammers use to get access to the rich mudflats of Maquoit Bay. To the right of the path is a large cascade and over slabs of granite, the head of tide of Bunganuc Stream. That's where I was standing to get this photo. You can barely see it here, but there is a mysterious old dwelling built on stilts that sits just above the high tide line in the cove. If you peer inside the windows, you can see a lot of decorations, books, papers, furniture, and the like, suggesting that it was abandoned suddenly, and not too long ago.