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The water of the Kenduskeag Stream rushes by a branch on a frosty morning last week. Buy Photo
Gabor Degre | BDN
The bright sun is reflected on a wave created by the early spring runoff on the Souadabscook Stream. Buy Photo
There is a certain magic in the change of seasons. No other sign is as quick and dramatic as the ice melt on the streams, rivers and lakes.
As elusive as the warm spells have been, spring seems to have arrived early this year, ushering a torrent that most of us associate with future fun.
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