the wandering chick
...White Mountain National Forest
on the Maine/New Hampshire border

One could spend days and days in the peaceful White Mountain National Forest.

Unfortunately, I only spent one. But I made the best of it, taking in as much as I could.

You don't get far when you stop every two minutes to take a picture. And being surrounded by autumn leaves at their peak, I had no choice but to stop and click. My soul demanded it.

white aspen
trees of all colors
white mtn in background
ski pass
brake for moose sign
red tree in park
lake in background
aspen trees
colorful hills
autumn road
haystack
pond
pond and house
hills in background
dark clouds
white mountain
white mountain in background
white mountain park grounds
white mountain closeup
My route took me from Brunswick, through Lewiston on Route 11, then onto Route 26 through Norway, Bethel and up to Errol, New Hampshire. This photo was taken along side the highway between Lewiston and Mechanic Falls.
In my mind, I was on a wild moose chase this day, really, really hoping to run across one (not literally, of course). But, I didn't.
At Libby Memorial Recreation Field, Gorham, New Hampshire
In Grafton Notch State Park, Maine
On Highway 26 toward Upton, Maine
On Highway 26 North between Paris and Bryant Pond, Maine
The Umbagog Lake region on the Maine-New Hampshire border at Route 26
Mount Washington, the highest peak in the White Mountain range and east of the Mississippi.
In the area of Wildcat Mountain, New Hampshire
On the grounds of the start of the Mount Washington Auto R oad. There is a fee for driving up to the summit, and there are restrictions on the type of car that can make the 7.6-mile trip.
Above and left: Mount Washington looms in the background.
Above and left: Off Highway 26 to Rustic Outlook at Woodstock, Maine

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