Before departing Bangor, I took a drive to see Stephen King's house.
Another view of the house. This is also the street where I saw Mr. King taking a walk.
This old house was converted to a restaurant back in the early 1980s.
I stopped in the town of Rumford, Maine to visit this park and waterfall.
Pat of the dam system describe in the previous panel.
A view of the power plant.
Rumford is also the birthplace of Edmund Muskie.
A closed, but pretty, covered bridge in Maine.
Many moose warnings along the road.
Entering the second state of my journey.
A state marker indicating the entering of the Lake Coos and Presidential Range.
My third state.
Historical marker describing this as the location of the first platform scale.
I stopped by The American Society of Dowsers Inc. headquarters in Danville, Vermont.
Behind the Dowsers building is a labyrinth.
Since Peacham Vermont was just down the road, I decided to visit one of my favorite Vermont towns!
The Peacham Store, also a bed and breakfast. This building was used in several films.
This picture shows my car in front of the Peacham Library, with its new addition.
A church in Peacham.
Ashbel Goodenough Blacksmith Shop, also in Peacham.
A barn in town. The "Jos. P. Cole" was painted on the building for the movie Ethan Frome.
