At the end of October I received a call that I would be traveling north to Fort Kent, Maine to stake out Kaci Hickox's house to see if she would break her quarantine. I grabbed a bag of clothes, not knowing how long I would be staying, and made the four hour trip just in time to get photos of the CDC employee making her first trip to the house. Four days with many spent 16 hours plus camped outside her home, and hundreds of images later, these are a selection of my favorites.
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/31/2014 -- Fort Kent is seen Friday. Kaci Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. She is fighting a 21-day home quarantine. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/29/2014 -- Ted Wilbur chats with a neighbor while waiting for the Maine Center for Disease Control to arrive Wednesday at his home in Fort Kent. Wilbur is the boyfriend of Kaci Hickox, the nurse released from isolation after returning last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. Hickox is staying at Wilbur's home and is saying she will fight 21-day home quarantine. An armed state police officer is outside the home monitoring her movements. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/29/2014 -- A Maine state police officer escorts a Maine Center for Disease Control worker out of the home where Kaci Hickox is staying Wednesday at in Fort Kent. Hickox, the nurse released from isolation after returning last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients, is saying she will fight 21-day home quarantine. An armed state police officer is outside the home monitoring her movements. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/29/2014 -- Kaci Hickox (left) and Ted Wilbur address the media during a informal press meeting outside their home in Fort Kent Wednesday. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. Is fighting a will fight 21-day home quarantine. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/29/2014 -- Kaci Hickox (left) and Ted Wilbur address the media during a informal press meeting outside their home in Fort Kent Wednesday. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. Is fighting a will fight 21-day home quarantine. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/30/2014 -- Media wait outside the home of Kaci Hickox and Ted Wilbur in Fort Kent Thursday. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/30/2014 -- Media wait outside the home of Kaci Hickox and Ted Wilbur in Fort Kent Thursday. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/30/2014 -- Tom Pelletier Fort Kent chief of police leaves a message with Ted Wilbur to try to get into contact with Kaci Hickox outside their home in Fort Kent Thursday morning. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. Is fighting a will fight 21-day home quarantine. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/30/2014 -- Kaci Hickox (left) and boyfriend Ted Wilbur go for a bike ride in Fort Kent Thursday. The pair were followed by a state police car. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. Is fighting a will fight 21-day home quarantine. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/30/2014 -- Kaci Hickox (left) and boyfriend Ted Wilbur go for a bike ride in Fort Kent Thursday. The pair were followed by a state police car. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. Is fighting a will fight 21-day home quarantine. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/30/2014 -- Kaci Hickox (left) and boyfriend Ted Wilbur go for a bike ride in Fort Kent Thursday. The pair were followed by a state police car. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. Is fighting a will fight 21-day home quarantine. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/30/2014 -- Ted Wilbur (center) waves good-bye to Moose Shack employee April Hafford after she delivered a to him and Kaci Hickox (right) at their home in Fort Kent Thursday. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. She is fighting a 21-day home quarantine. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/30/2014 -- Members of the media wait to see what will happen outside the home of Kaci Hickox and Ted Wilbur Thursday in Fort Kent. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. She is fighting a 21-day home quarantine. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/30/2014 -- Members of the media wait to see what will happen outside the home of Kaci Hickox and Ted Wilbur Thursday in Fort Kent. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. She is fighting a 21-day home quarantine. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/30/2014 -- Ted Wilbur, boyfriend of Kaci Hickox, addresses the media Thursday evening at their home in Fort Kent. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. She is fighting a 21-day home quarantine. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/30/2014 -- Ted Wilbur, boyfriend of Kaci Hickox, addresses the media Thursday evening at their home in Fort Kent. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. She is fighting a 21-day home quarantine. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/31/2014 -- Tom Pelletier, Fort Kent chief of police, leaves the residents of Kaci Hickox and Ted Wilbur Friday in Fort Kent. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. She is fighting a 21-day home quarantine. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/31/2014 -- Tom Pelletier Fort Kent chief of police returns to his car after unsuccessfully trying to reach Kaci Hickox and Ted Wilbur Friday at their home in Fort Kent. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. She is fighting a 21-day home quarantine. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/31/2014 -- A gift dropped off by a neighbor sits at the resident of Kaci Hickox and Ted Wilbur Friday at their home in Fort Kent. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. She is fighting a 21-day home quarantine. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
FORT KENT, MAINE -- 10/31/2014 -- A young women jobs in front of the residents of Kaci Hickox and Ted Wilbur Friday in Fort Kent. Hickox returned last week to the U.S. from West Africa, where she treated Ebola patients. She is fighting a 21-day home quarantine. Ashley L. Conti | BDN
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