This is where I stayed in West Suffield, Connecticut. I took the photo at the last moment, when the sun was in a bad position for it. It was originally built in the 1920s as a summer only residence, and has been adapted, but not by much. It still relies on pumping water from its own well, and I imagine it is cold in winter and too hot in summer.
This was the view from a shortish circular walk I did at Dummerston, near Brattleboro. It was like most of the other walks through woods to a viewpoint, but the view was not bad.
This where I stayed in Newport, Vermont – the middle of three houses in a terrace in a much larger condominium.
This was my first view of the Shelburne Museum, a few miles south of Burlington, Vermont.
This is the best looking part of Jonesport, halfway up the coast between Ellsworth and Quoddy Head.
Although it looks like a lake, this is Androscoggin River. I was in a farming area with many lakes and rivers, and though there were lots of short walking trails nearby, Androscoggin State Park was the only place where I could find a walk longer than a couple of miles – most were less than a mile!
