Maine was really nice. Enjoy more of these amazing pictures from "vacationland"
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| Sunshine view from the front window of RV ~ when I took Snick for his early walk |
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| Have you ever seen a plate from Maine around home? |
Engineering Marvels: Fort Knox State Historic Site (1844); Waldo-Hancock Bridge (1931); and NEW Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Observatory (2006)
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| Fort Knox view from downtown Bucksport |
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| Narrows Bridge |
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| They call it a cable stay bridge |
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| Pretty cool |
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| The old steel bridge in background that was replaced |
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| You might have to be a civil engineer to appreciate this |
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| Look at this color! All the colors I've been looking for on ONE tree |
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| Penobscot river |
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| They removed over a million tons of granite to build this bridge |
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| View from the observatory |
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| Bucksport from the tower |
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| Gold compass in granite |
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| That's a semi truck in the middle of the bridge |
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| Looks like the tide is going out and coming back at the same time |
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| Bucksport from the ground under the bridge, cute little town |
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| How did we get this picture? We were the only ones there.....magic |
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| WOW |
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| We were still the only ones here......cool picture and Dan ran really fast in 10 seconds!! |
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| The following pictures are from in and around Fort Knox |
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| That was built to protect the Penobscot river from the Britts |
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| Cannon turrets |
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| Earthen bermed roofs |
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| Inside the fort |
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| Most of the cannons are long gone |
just so you know ;) when refering to the British people, its usually 'Brits' with one 't'... i just want to be special and have 2 t's when i spell britt :) 3 awesome pictures! <3 this blog thing...
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