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Photo gallery: November in Harpswell

A home on Harpswell Neck is one of the first in town to decorate for Christmas. (Bisi Cameron Yee photo)
A man and dog play driftwood fetch on the beach at George J. Mitchell Field in Harpswell on Nov. 11. (Bisi Cameron Yee photo)
Autumn at Mitchell Field. (Bisi Cameron Yee photo)
The farmstand at Skolfield Farm in North Harpswell advertises cider for sale on Nov. 11. (Bisi Cameron Yee photo)
An array of gourds at Skolfield Farm. (Bisi Cameron Yee photo)
Portland resident Stuart Wood photographs the progress of plants in one of two plots he tends in the Harpswell Community Garden at Mitchell Field on Nov. 11. Wood, who has roots on Bailey Island, focuses one plot on pollinator-friendly plants and the other on the cultivar of milkweed most beneficial to monarch butterflies. (Bisi Cameron Yee photo)
Stuart Wood holds up his phone to show a species of pollinator he is growing in the Harpswell Community Garden. The phone shows a plant with the scientific name Monarda didyma, and Wood is growing the Claire Grace varietal of the species. (Bisi Cameron Yee photo)
Bob Rome rakes leaves and mulch at the Harpswell Community Garden on Nov. 11. Rome, who was wearing a mask to avoid allergens, volunteers to grow produce for local food banks and sharing tables. (Bisi Cameron Yee photo)
A shed at Cook’s Lobster & Ale House during golden hour on Nov. 11. (Bisi Cameron Yee photo)
The lobster boat My Addiction bobs in the waves off Potts Point on Nov. 11. (Bisi Cameron Yee photo)
Sunset at Land’s End on Nov. 11. (Bisi Cameron Yee photo)
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Bisi Cameron Yee
Bisi Cameron Yee is a freelance writer and photojournalist based in Midcoast Maine whose work has appeared in the Bangor Daily News, the Boothbay Register, The Lincoln County News, The Maine Monitor, National Fisherman, and The Times Record.
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