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The last community of the route.

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I followed directions on this sign but did not notice anything special - so took the picture to research later. Apparently - it's a gravity hill point; I should have tried for longer...

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Interesting idea - to map out the summits.

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Entered the U.S. through Maine - and this is what we have: first moose of the trip (out of 15).

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You think you can spot a moose? There were 2 (that's TWO) standing in the clear when I took out my camera. By the time I turned it on (2 seconds at most) - they stepped into the trees. Think you can find them? I can't...

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Hidden gem: Long Pond. In three days of returning there - I only saw one other fisherman on the pond. And yet - it's stocked regularly and has nice shoreline access points.

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Those are eyes of another moose. This one was "on demand": I saw about 6 or 7 by this time just by driving from point to point - so I wondered if decided to go and see one - would it happen? And surely it did.

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If you are in the area - these are "moose spots" (taken during a day for better lighting). Apparently, they come to the roads to drink from these paddles - where salt accumulates from winter road treatment. So the recipe to see a moose: drive ar

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While on the Long Pond - a trout stocking truck came over. We had a nice chat with the officers - this is what they left behind.

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Moose facts.

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Around the Moose Cave - the Grafton Notch State Park, Maine

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