Last week on my way to make some images of covered bridges, I drove through White Mountain National Forest. The famed Kancamagus Highway runs east on Route 112 from Lincoln to Conway. This stretch is west of Lincoln towards the Vermont border. It was my first time along this stretch of road. These are some of the things I found along the way.
I’ve done that drive, glad you got to get out and take some pictures.. you should see this stretch in the fall…. have a good start to your Sunday!…..sends a happy smile your way.
I should have saved that trip for the fall but really wasn’t sure what I’d find. I’m glad you got to enjoy it. Have a great Sunday.
This sure looks like it would make a great fall trip.
It would be great in about a month but you get what you get.
I love the old bridge photo..it has a lot of character..
Thank you, Michelle. I hope you’re having a great weekend.
Love all these photos. Superb click.👌
Thank you so much, Sir.
My pleasure.👍
these photos are superb! I love the first one!!
Thank you so much.
Lots of tent campers out here, yes! I run across them all of the time.
Looks like a beautiful drive. I’ve yet to see that side of the country up close.
I’ve camper in a tent at campgrounds and have been the only tent in a sea of RVs. It was an amazing drive.
Really scenic👍😁
Thank you, Garfield.
Great findings, Chris.
Thank you so much.
The first photo reminds me of a Scottish lough.
I’ve never been to a Scottish lough. I think I might enjoy it.
It was fun sightseeing with you Chris! I especially love the final shot of the bridge! Great captures. Take good care! Happy Sunday
Thanks, Sandra. Happy Sunday.
What a beautiful drive! Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you, Kirt. My pleasure.
The pictures looks so relaxing!
Thank you so much. It’s was a really beautiful drive.
Great photos! I particuarly like that last one, evocative of a bygone era. My husband and I drove through the White Mountain National Forest on Saturday on our way to the Northeast Kingdom in Vermont. The beauty of those mountains never palls.
I’ve driven through the Northeast Kingdom but never spent time there. I hope you had a great day. Thank you.
We did, thank you! We got some decent photographs of Paul Stream, although I grumbled to my husband the whole time about the light being wrong.
You sound like a true photographer.
🙂
Oh wow! What a ride! What an adventure! Love the bridges.
Thank you, Kally.