ME Section 5 Pictures - Milemarker 11.5 - 17.2

Arnold Swamp - Long Falls Dam Road

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mm 11.5 Arnold Swamp.    GPS N45.1764 W 70.0763  Courtesy pjwetzel@gmail.com
mm 11.5 Arnold Swamp. GPS N45.1764 W 70.0763
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mm 11.5 Arnold Swamp bog bridges .  GPS N45.1766 W 70.0761  Courtesy pjwetzel@gmail.com
mm 11.5 Arnold Swamp bog bridges . GPS N45.1766 W 70.0761
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mm 13.7  West Carry Pond from near the West Carry Pond Lean-to.   GPS N45.1586 W 70.0998  Courtesy pjwetzel@gmail.com
mm 13.7 West Carry Pond from near the West Carry Pond Lean-to. GPS N45.1586 W 70.0998
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mm 13.7  West Carry Pond Lean-to.   GPS N45.1580 W 70.0997  Courtesy pjwetzel@gmail.com
mm 13.7 West Carry Pond Lean-to. GPS N45.1580 W 70.0997
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mm 15.5  Mushroom and moss at high point of AT on Roundtop Mountain.   GPS N45.1580 W 70.0997  Courtesy pjwetzel@gmail.com
mm 15.5 Mushroom and moss at high point of AT on Roundtop Mountain. GPS N45.1580 W 70.0997
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13.7 MM. Round Top Mountain holds sentinel over West Carry Pond. This was a spectacular autumn day.  We ate lunch here while enjoying this vista from the lakeshore. Courtesy askus3@optonline.net
13.7 MM. Round Top Mountain holds sentinel over West Carry Pond. This was a spectacular autumn day. We ate lunch here while enjoying this vista from the lakeshore.
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Webs in the morning sun. GPS N45.1555 W70.1522.  Courtesy pjwetzel@gmail.com
Webs in the morning sun. GPS N45.1555 W70.1522.
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17.2 MM. This is the AT crossing of Long Falls Dam Road. What makes this road crossing so special is that if you are hiking the Appalachian Trail northbound from Georgia, you have reached the 2,000 mile marker which is painted on the pavement in the middle of the road. Since this photo was taken, the town painted yellow stripes down the middle of the road, so the mileage marker now straddles the double solid line. (Update (2012). The true 2000 mile mark is now several miles further south and this marking on the road may no longer be there. Courtesy askus3@optonline.net
17.2 MM. This is the AT crossing of Long Falls Dam Road. What makes this road crossing so special is that if you are hiking the Appalachian Trail northbound from Georgia, you have reached the 2,000 mile marker which is painted on the pavement in the middle of the road. Since this photo was taken, the town painted yellow stripes down the middle of the road, so the mileage marker now straddles the double solid line. (Update (2012). The true 2000 mile mark is now several miles further south and this marking on the road may no longer be there.
Submitted by askus3 @ optonline.net