Apparently New Hampshire is LOADED with covered bridges ā forty-three are registered as historical landmarks and when I found out Swanzey had three all to itself I decided why not go on a day tour and see all threeā¦ Sounded like a pleasant little trip and the weather was nice. I got up early just… Continue reading Way Too Eventful Covered Bridge Tour -Swanzey NH
While I was driving to Screw Auger Falls I came across a sign reading ācovered bridgeā that I decided to follow for a fun little detour. It brought me deep into the woods to a beautiful bridge that is either called The Sunday River Bridge or the Artistās Covered Bridge depending who you ask, although… Continue reading Artist’s Covered Bridge – Bethel Maine
For this trip I had brought my mother and her friend up to Maine so we could attemptĀ the Waterfall Tour but things didnāt really go as planned. For one my GPS thought itād be hilarious bring me two hours out of my way and dump me in Booth Bay. Booth Bay?! This was the coast… Continue reading Fort Edgecomb – Edgecomb Maine
I started at a farm before exploring Northfield’s roadside wilderness. A beautiful area filled with stunning views.
A colorful New England character is buried within the gates of the Evergreen Cemetery – and there’s lots of angels wafting about waiting for someone with an interest and a camera.
Three separate covered bridges in one day! Rowell Bridge in West Hopkinton NH, the Waterloo Bridge in Warner NH, and the Contoocook Railway Bridge in Contoocook.
The ruins of an old Shaker church and the “lollipop cemetery” it once ran are visible from the road in Harvard MA.
A joy ride from Harvard MA to Clinton MA with no purpose or reason, snapping photos and finding unique historical landmarks!
A village from the 1700’s lays in ruins deep in the woods – a difficult but whimsical find the Monson Center provides peace, tranquility, and a touch of history.
The most underwhelming historic landmark there ever was or will be!
