Logs for benz915
20-Oct-05
Cape Neddick Light, popularly known as the Nubble, is one of the most photographed, illustrated and readily identifiable lighthouse on the eastern seaboard. Located in York, Maine. Built in 1879, the original tower still stands. It is 88 feet from mean high water, and 41 feet from the ground to the center of the beacon--an equal interval red flash every 6 seconds, visible for 13 miles and accompanied by a foghorn. Current illumination is a 1000-watt bulg inside a forth order Fresnel lens, which are the most common on the Maine coast.
17-Oct-05
WHITTIER BRIDGE
Location:West of N.H. Route 16 at West Ossipee Village on old N.H. Route 125 over the Bearcamp River.
Style of Bridge:
Paddleford truss with added arches
Year of Construction:1870s
Original Cost:Unknown
Structural Characteristics:
The bridge is 132'7" long with a clear span of 114'0". It has an overall width of 20'6" with a roadway width of 14'10", and has a maximum vertical clearance of 12'6". The bridge is closed to vehicular traffic.
Maintained By: Town of Ossipee
World Guide Number: 29-02-08
New Hampshire Number: 46
Location:West of N.H. Route 16 at West Ossipee Village on old N.H. Route 125 over the Bearcamp River.
Style of Bridge:
Paddleford truss with added arches
Year of Construction:1870s
Original Cost:Unknown
Structural Characteristics:
The bridge is 132'7" long with a clear span of 114'0". It has an overall width of 20'6" with a roadway width of 14'10", and has a maximum vertical clearance of 12'6". The bridge is closed to vehicular traffic.
Maintained By: Town of Ossipee
World Guide Number: 29-02-08
New Hampshire Number: 46
Carved Moose in a park located in Gorham, New Hampshire. I tried to find a real one in the mountains today. Guess you can figure out which one I caught.
02-Apr-05
