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Why I Live in Maine

Ever wondered if you see the beauty that surrounds you? Not just see it with your eyes, but truly see it? I wonder that often. This is why I live in Maine.

As an emergency room nurse, the need for stress relief is real. Being present is something I strive for each day.

Er Nurse in Maine Stressed Out

That is my life. It’s not glamorous. It’s not beautiful. and sometimes, I need to escape. I need to escape to something beautiful, and real. This is why I live in Maine.

Something like this…..

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Acadia National Park

And this.

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Union River, Mariaville, ME

And this.

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Cutler Coast Reserve

And seriously what about this?!

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Chick Hill, Clifton, ME

My most rewarding moments are after a sweaty, exhausting hike in Maine. It’s not the sweaty part…cause I do plenty of that in the trauma room. But rather, it’s the reminder if the beauty that surrounds me. Most of the time, there’s no need to travel far; just pay more attention to the wonders close to home.

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Mariaville, ME
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Mariaville Falls, Mariaville, ME
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Rebel Hill, Clifton, ME

It’s moments like all of these that catch my breath and remind me that life is precious. These moments are why I live in Maine.

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Blue Hill Mountain, Blue Hill, ME
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Precipice Trail, Acadia National Park

I hope these pictures inspire someone, like you, to go outside, pay more attention to the beauty around you, and maybe feel the same as I do. This is why I live in Maine.

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  1. Nerissa Templin

    Maine looks beautiful, love the pictures! And amazing work you do as a nurse!!

  2. Carolina

    Love the photo from the Union river. Must be a dream to go canoeing there!

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