Thursday, August 1, 2013

Bowdoin, ME - 18 miles

Crossing over Rt 95 was like a near intersection of separate worlds.  A friendly truck driver
beeped a greeting as he flew by.

The road PWR traveled bears off to the left and into the woods!

This beautiful garden grew in the middle of the woods!

Muddy roads caked mud into the tires, which would fly off and into my eyes on the downhills!
 
More mud ahead!
 
Adjusting the shift levers took several attempts before arriving at an acceptable position. 
 
Nice open going and no mud!

 
After miles of woods...
 
One of dozens of mudholes encountered.  I was able to go around all but one.
 
No trucks and no metal detectors!  Any trucks lost in the mud belong to the landowner!
 
Dedicated to the memory of Biff Morgan.  Very well constructed bridge over a deep chasm.
 
Now in the middle of the woods, this foundation was once a farmhouse surrounded by fields
 
This surreal blue-grey mudhole looked more like toxic waste than rain water.

Near the end of the ride, I felt like this wheel.
 
House by the side of the road.

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