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When you are landscaping your property to protect the lake, be careful about water gardens. These are very popular — an artificial pond, or pool, with native and exotic aquatic plants growing in an around the water. They can be quite beautiful, but the problem comes with what plants you choose for your pool.
If you're looking for something to do in Monmouth, try visiting the Monmouth Museum on Main Street. Several buildings comprise the Museum, established in part by the late Earl Flanders, who had the creative foresight to collect the farm implements and materials of rural agricultural life and save them for display and appreciation.
Among the guests at the Snow Pond/Messalonskee Lake/Snow Pond Association's 2006 annual meeting were an eagle, an owl, a red-tailed hawk, a raven, and Adam Farrington, Assistant Superintendent of the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray. The park takes in injured, orphaned, and non-releasable wildlife; representatives of each category were at the meeting.
The mighty Kennebec River is powerful, beautiful, often intimidating, but best of all, full of fish. Anyone who has ever been on this jewel of a river will attest to that, yet surprisingly, certain sections of the Kennebec receive very little pressure. Redisplay This Page in Printer-Friendly Format <-- Previous • Home • All 2006 Issues • Next --> | |||||||||
