2024 New England Road Trip: Episode 1
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- #roadtrip #photography #maine
In early July my youngest daughter and I took a 7 day road trip across New England. Here's our story.
Locations covered in this episode:
Two Lights State Park
Portland Head Lights
Giant Stairs
Harpswell, Maine
Acadia National Park
Cadillac Mountain
Park Loop Road
Jordan Pond
Agamont Park
Portland, Maine
Bar Harbor, Maine
Rangelely, Maine
North Conway, New Hampshire
Stowe, Vermont
Schenectady, New York
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Awesome vlog Lou, you really captured some beautiful images here. Professional high quality content here, I appreciate the work you put into this, thank you.
Thank you Walter! Such kind words!
Fabulous! You made me miss Maine! Now I'm planning a return....
It really is wonderful up there!
Looks absolutely amazing. Only slightly jealous
That's exactly how I feel when looking at your NC trip! Like, how: instagram.com/p/C9cqijsuLKk/ :)
Nice. Some of favorite parts of the USA are VT, NH, and ME. I haven't been to Acadia in a long time...I think a trip is in order. And while I agree North Conway can be a bit much, the White Mountains in general, especially in the fall, are some of the most gorgeous places on this planet. Looking forward to the rest of the episodes.
One of these days I will get to hike Franconia Notch in autumn, has to be among the best places in the US. At least that is what I picture in my mind.
@@GreenhornPhototaker There is a place on Rt 302 just south of the Crawford Notch train station, Crawford Notch Scenic Parking Area, that I would love to see your take/photo of. It looks back down Crawford Notch. In the fall as the sun is going down, with the right sky, it is breathtaking. I have spent many late afternoon/evenings there...enjoying the view...and a cold one!
@@KingBobsKingdom I was looking for some google map photos of your place, and while they didn't have any, they did have one from Mt Willard, which looks like a bluff a bit south of where you were speaking of. Oh my, what an incredible scene! www.google.com/maps/@44.2037621,-71.4109879,3a,75y,172.9h,81.88t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipN8WgcvZOBhdTSY4VLKa03170v2j_jTehL02zML!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipN8WgcvZOBhdTSY4VLKa03170v2j_jTehL02zML%3Dw900-h600-k-no-pi8.115729465812507-ya14.902058933152489-ro0-fo90!7i8704!8i4352?authuser=0&coh=205410&entry=ttu
@@GreenhornPhototaker Thats the view. Mt Willard is a relatively easy hike starting at the Craford Notch train station. It is 1.5 miles to the rock ledge...well worth the effort. Take away the road and the train tracks and I get such a Lord of The Rings vibe.