{Links in this article are affiliate links or links to my online art galleries, sales from this keep the blog going} This is an interesting covered bridge in that it rarely makes it into the gazetteer map books (Here is … Continue reading →
The furthest away covered bridge in Maine. Foxcroft Road and Framingham Roads. Framingham Rd. takes you over, Smith Brook. The Watson settlement covered bridge used to cross the Smith Brook. This was the furthest East covered bridge in Maine and … Continue reading →
Everyone takes Route 108, through to Smuggler’s Notch, but where can you go from there? Let’s explore Route 109 north. Point B & C: Grist Mill & Cambridge Junction Covered Bridges First, when coming out of Smuggler’s Notch, and into … Continue reading →
Maine currently has/had nine covered bridges and we have now completed all of them. (sort of)They are: There is a map at the bottom of the page with pins for the locations of each of Maine’s covered bridges. During our … Continue reading →
This article was from our trip between 20 and 22 October 2019. I was NOT hearing about peak anywhere in New England after bad weather tore through last week. On this trip in 2019, I don’t think I really found … Continue reading →
There are nine covered bridges in Massachusetts. If one is so minded there is actually 10 with one being up towards Gloucester. But you have to look over the fence into someone’s backyard to see it. Putting covered bridges on … Continue reading →
I realize that winter does NOT equate to fall foliage So I’m showing two versions and I want to point out that New England does have all four seasons… (Six if you count stick and mud seasons and in much … Continue reading →
The Hill West bridge and a VAST trail tale. This is a story about the art of getting lost. I wrote that article about my favorite season (Autumn) but it applies to any time you can get off the main … Continue reading →
There is something universal about covered bridges. Almost everybody loves them and today I’ll point out some of the different aspects that I love about the Henniker Covered Bridge. While The Henniker covered bridge looks like it was designed in … Continue reading →
Well, I’ve been home for 61 days from work and I hope you are all doing well (staying sane). I wonder if In a year or three if someone might read this and wonder why I was home for so … Continue reading →