I passed this old granite quarry while cycling along an old railway in Troy, NH. The stones that came from this quarry built the local community and more. They may have become the foundations of houses, schools, or churches. This simple rock quarry contribute to so much of life and now sits as a beautiful spot on a pathway for people to enjoy.
Milford Street 
There is a similar quarry near me. It is now a swimming pool!
I’ve seen that. I think it’s a cool idea to use them for swimming.
thank you, reminded me of the many we found in our travels along back country roads.. no longer seen or used because of new roads.. waves sending a virtual hug and big smile
Thank you. There are some along the road near our home. We almost bought a house next to one. Hugs and waves. Have a great day.
Such a serene sight. I like your comments accompanying the photo as well.
Thank you, Liz. I’m glad you liked both words and photos. I have to tell you; this photo had to be made very quickly to avoid the mosquitoes.
Oh, I believe that! When I took my waterfall photos last month, it was snap, snap, run to the car chased by a swarm of black flies.
Beautiful reflections. 👀🍃
It was really pretty there. I wanted to stay longer but the mosquitoes were trying to make me into a nice brunch.
Got it. I am a constant target for those pests! 🦟
Hearing the history makes you see things in an entirely different light. Such a great photo, and wonderful back story, Chris.
Thank you, Lois.!
Here in PA we have some of the same thing. There is one about 2 miles away from me. However, the “quarries” that are North of here in the Coal Region area are much the same thing, but not for rock. Coal was dug out leaving a large hole in the ground. It was just left as it was. Now, they are filled with water and can be very deep with coal machinery left at the bottom. There are some that are a hundred feet deep or more. The water in them is very darn cold! Other places are called “strippie mines” where coal was removed and just left a big ugly scar in the earth just for coal. These holes are quite dangerous. Their have been a number of drownings in them. You probably could find old cars and all kinds of junk at the bottom. Also to mention that their just might be bodies in them that were never found from long ago. I must get up there again, soon.
There are quarries close to Boston that used to have drownings every summer. And cars would “disappear” in them. It makes me wonder about what’s at the bottom of this quarry.
Beautiful photo and what a lovely story to accompany it 🙂
Thank you so much, Alex.
Such a beautiful spot! Looks like a great place for a picnic…sounds like the mosquitoes have the same idea! Hope you managed to safely escape their advances!
The mosquitoes were fine as long as I kept pedaling. If I come back in the fall, they shouldn’t be an issue. Why don’t we have a mosquito emoji?
Had to laugh at your mosquito emoji observation! Good point! Maybe we should collaborate on a design. I’m thinking a cartoon version would give it some charm! 🙂
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That one looks almost harmless.
Yes! That one is perfect!
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The cartoon mosquito was a great idea. Touché
Very cool image!
Thank you, Teri 😊
What a unique place that would be to walk through. Great photo, Chris.
It’s a pretty area. It would be nice to visit in the fall. Thank you, Christy. 😊
Tranquility is bliss! 💚💚💚
Thank you Yeka. 💜
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What a beautiful view… great photograph. Thank you, Love, nia
Thank you so much, Nia. I appreciate that. Take care.
Beautiful place and shot, Chris!
Thank you.