Vermont

Fisherman on Kent Pond, Vermont, at sunrise.

Some of the beautiful leaf cover in Vermont.

Towne Lattice, 465′ across Connecticut River off Route 5, Windsor Village. Two lanes, 34 feet wide, two spans of 203 and 204 feet. It is the longest wooden bridge in the US and the longest two-span covered bridge in the world. The fourth bridge at this crossing, it was a toll bridge until 1943.

Taken from the top of Owl’s Head. This is Kettle Pond

Osborne Pond between Big Deer and Little Deer Mountains taken Oct. 6, 2004.

Photo of beaver pond located on Mt. Taber Road in Mt. Taber, Vermont.

Marble mining quarry located on Rt. 7A in Dorset Vermont.

Scott Bridge, In Townshend, Vermont, is the longest wooden span in Vermont. Built in 1870, it is 277 feet long.

Okay, the foliage was gone by the time this shot was taken. Nevertheless, I thought it was a great shot taken of the view behind Hildene, Robert Todd Lincoln’s Home in Manchester, Vermont.

An afternoon shot of the mill stream behind the old Candle Mill building in East Arlington, Vermont, taken in the fall of 2002. For what it’s worth, I have the same view from winter 2003. Photo was slightly altered from the original shot, as I added the “motion” effect for the water

Fuller Bridge – looking through the lattice.

Covered bridge in Woodstock, Vermont.