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Fotocrônica: No Swimin’

Not sure why you would want to, but locals tell me somebody did–repeatedly–thus this lovely sign: NO SWIMIN’.

seen while travelling rural Maine

(p.s., apologies on the grainy resolution, but no telephoto lens and I certainly wasn’t wading into these waters to get a better shot.  Click on the photo to be able to read the sign better.)

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