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The Portland Head Light was a little battered by the storm but no worse for wear. Photo: Russ Lunt
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The mailboxes must be pretty sturdy up in The County. Photo: Linda Morris
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Lindsay MacDonald's daughter seems to be enjoying the snowfall in Richmond.
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The cars were buried in 24 inches of snow in Steep Falls. Photo: Kimberly Ellison-Napolitano
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Elizabeth Chewning Benz says Deering Oaks is waiting for summer.
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Yes, John Lowry, you have some work to do.
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Tanya McPhee Gagne and her dog are making the best of all the snow on a bluebird powder day.
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Charlene McGraw had about 2 feet of snow in her backyard this morning.
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Lisa Blackstone Parsons caught a typical winter scene in North Yarmouth.
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Kristin Zecchinelli caught some shrubs that look like huge snowflakes.
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Residents along Paul Street in South Berwick work to clear away the 5 to 6 inches of heavy, wet snow that fell overnight.
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John Shields, visiting from Boston, digs out on State Street in Portland.
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Andrew Harris saw trees painted in snow in Freeport off Hunter Road.
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A dog in Limerick enjoys the deep snow.
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An unbroken field of snow sits behind these homes in Saco. Picture by Katelyn Frankie.
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Tara Finlay caught this quintessential Maine scene.
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Jenn Yerxa Fontin caught a glorious sunrise in Denmark.
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Awwwwwwwwwwww. Catherine Drummond's dog doesn't mind the snow one bit.
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Melissa Burtt Libby's horse seemed to enjoy the snow in Durham.
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Sue Sturgis spotted plenty of work to be done on the sidewalk near Portland's Back Cove.
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Matt Garand is living on a boat in South Portland, which should make the shoveling easier.
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Crystal Sullivan Fuller of Manchester caught a quintessential Maine scene.
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Jason Bisbing of Gorham caught this shot of Queens Road in Gorham.
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M.J. Benson has as Mainey a scene as possible going on here.
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Beth Kimberly Wing of Lewiston's swingset won't be in use anytime soon.
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Jean Turner McQuaid captured both a sunrise and the snow in Scarborough.
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Daisy Duke Patrick didn't mind the snow as much as her owner, Jim Patrick of Portland.
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Heather Noble Levesque knows the way to our heart is dog pics.
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Kelli Burnham Turner's daughter didn't mind the snow.
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Randy Cathcart of Westbrook had a nice coating on the trees.
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The snow made for lovely scenes in Harpswell Friday morning but knocked out power to more than 1,700 Central Maine Power customers. This view of surrounding oak trees and a farm in the distance is seen from the deck of a home on Harpswell Neck Road.
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Harpswell looks lovely as always this morning.
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Birds will have to wait for warmer temperatures – or a kind homeowner – before they'll have access to this feeder on Allen Avenue in Portland. Photo by Karen Beaudoin/Online Editor