Against the sky
Bear Notch Road
Overlook on Bear Notch Road
Crawford Notch State Park
Along Route 302
New Hampshire traffic jam
Autumn Falls (Explored)
Pinecones and roots
The trial to Diana's Bath's waterfall
Diana's Baths waterfall
Low falls (Explored)
Peak color (Explored)
Autumnal red
Looking across to the White Mountains
Looking down from Cathedral Ledge
View from Cathedral Ledge
A ridge of pines
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Highway color
A quiet path
Change is afoot
Driving down the Kancamagus (Explored)
The glory of maple leaves (Explored)
A different red
Feeling Fall
The river crossing (Explored)
East Branch of the Pemigewasset River
Stop that train
Autumn serenity (Explored)
Autumn in New Hampshire (Explored)
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Albany covered bridge
"The Albany Covered Bridge is a 120 foot long Paddleford truss covered bridge that was initially built in 1858, but was destroyed by a storm a year later which flooded the Swift River and swept away the new bridge. At that time, builders Almzi Russell and Leandre Morton entered into an agreement with the town of Albany to build a new covered bridge for $1,300, minus the amount previously paid for the original bridge. As a result of the agreement, the covered bridge was quickly rebuilt and has stood the test of time, along with a renovation in 1970. The artfully crafted covered bridge features wide shallow arches and sharply raked facades. In 1981 and 1982, the U.S. Forest Service replaced the wooden floor timbers with a steel floor for added support. Near the covered bridge is a mud sill, which was taken from the bed of the river to support the falsework and scaffolding during the construction of the bridge span."
www.gribblenation.org/2020/12/albany-covered-bridge-new-hampshire.html
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www.gribblenation.org/2020/12/albany-covered-bridge-new-hampshire.html
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