Entering NH and the White Mountains
At the summit, the Appalachian Trail (AT) crosses the highway
The lads approaching the summit
Beaver Pond at the summit
After an extreme day in the saddle, we reach North Woodstock and chowdown at the Woodstock Inn
A humongous meatloaf sandwich with mash potatoes and gravey
One of the best meals on the road
A couple cute signs
Note the Kancamagus Hwy pancake at the Flapjack Pancake House
Kancamagus Hwy, leading to the last big mountain pass
Rest-stop at the summit . . . crossing the White Mountains
Great job Bob!
Bob at the summit . . . t-shirt drenched with a gallon of sweat
It's all downhill from here!
The highest point of the entire tour
A really old historic cemetery
Solid granite wall surrounds the cemetery
Heading into Conway on quiet scenic road
Crossing the Saco River over a 1870 covered bridge
Entering Lovell Village and a break at Rosie's
Rosie's Diner
Another great diner with awesome cookies
The Plains of ME . . . ain't so flat
More tough climbs on a very hot day
The lads finding shade to take 5
A cool wooden boat show on Long Lake in Naples
Leaving Naples Campground on a rainy day
Misty island photo taken through the rain
The state capitol in Augusta ME
Reaching Belfast Harbor on our way to Bar Harbor
Belfast Harbor
I had my first lobster roll at the Weather Vane
A wine barrel trailer . . . very creative . . . and odd!
Crossing a new suspension bridge near Bucksport ME
Crossing the Penobscot River
Another look at the cool bridge. An observation room is incorporated into the top of the far tower.
Stopping at the Lounder Family Blueberry stand for some homemade pie
Mrs. Lounder is proud of her fresh blueberry pies
The sorters . . . picking out the bad berries
Time for pie!
City Hall in Ellsworth
The only wild animal we saw on the tour
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