![Wooden bridge in town of Newry, a few miles north of Bethel, measures 87 feet in length and spans the Sunday River. Built in 1872, the structure was closed to vehicular traffic in 1958. It is known as the Artists Bridge for its reputation as the most-photographed, most-painted covered bridge in the entire state. Only 10 remain.[UFP100312]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-tXwxMr7/1/2fe6bc31/L/TFB_5563-L.jpg)
Wooden bridge in town of Newry, a few miles north of Bethel, measures 87 feet in length and spans the Sunday River. Built in 1872, the structure was closed to vehicular traffic in 1958. It is known as the Artists Bridge for its reputation as the most-photographed, most-painted covered bridge in the entire state. Only 10 remain.[UFP100312]
![The sun, the sun! "Harvest Moon" will be able to head out in search of lobsters, as it does virtually every day, weather permitting. Which of the four images do you like best? Cast your vote in space below. [UFP092812]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-LJcWcfZ/3/1d2cc3b7/Ti/TFB_5156-Ti.jpg)
![This frame and next, locally famous come-hither "flag" truck -- a 1954 Ford -- parked in perpetuity alongside Highway 90 between Rockland and Rockport. It has seen better days, one of the reasons I wanted to photograph it. [UFP091712]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-jpmsd6Z/4/66f82b62/Ti/TFB_3519-Ti.jpg)
![Sunlight cobweb inside cabin. It stretched from mirror to door handle. No spiders espied. [UFP091612]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-zZMb2DV/1/e01d311f/Ti/TFB_3509-Ti.jpg)
![Baptist church, established in 1854 and still in use, South Cushing. [UFP092012]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-Z4zTzQV/3/15601968/Ti/TFB_4017-Ti.jpg)
![Wooden bridge in town of Newry, a few miles north of Bethel, measures 87 feet in length and spans the Sunday River. Built in 1872, the structure was closed to vehicular traffic in 1958. It is known as the Artists Bridge for its reputation as the most-photographed, most-painted covered bridge in the entire state. Only 10 remain.[UFP100312]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-tXwxMr7/1/2fe6bc31/Ti/TFB_5563-Ti.jpg)
![Same photo as previous frame, special "antique-tone" graphic effect applied. [UFP100312]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-Mgg9KtV/1/a1d79615/Ti/TFB_5601-Ti.jpg)
![Feed shed at Aldermere, a well-known 136-acre heritage farm in Rockport. It is home to more than 100 head of rare Galloway Belted cows, so-called for the white-colored body bands sandwiched by bands of black. See also next three photos. [UFP091812]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-BGkXTrp/3/f4409441/Ti/TFB_3787-Ti.jpg)
![Belteds (a.k.a. Belties) masticating merrily in impossibly lush pasture at Aldermere, which offers resident livestock an all-you-can-eat, totally organic diet. The grass "entree" is supplemented with a seemingly endless supply of hay. [UFP092612]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-H5Nzc4n/2/5371aa10/Ti/TFB_4842-Ti.jpg)
![Late-afternoon chowdown. Bestowing a love pat to one of the feasting Belties is a resident farmhand. The cows remain outdoors year-round, 24/7. At the age of about two years, the animals find their way to the butcher block. The farm also sells the meat itself. While I was there the sticker price for hamburger -- entirely grass-fed, if you please -- was $6.00 a pound. I refrained from indulging, not so much for the cost but because it meant I would have to cook a meal for myself. Sorry, not in Tom's gastronomic playbook. [UFP100812]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-bgkmM4W/1/807e3654/Ti/TFB_6452-Ti.jpg)
![Elevated, close-up view of the same Belties shown in previous frame. Because of the distinctive banding, they are sometimes called Oreo cows. Moo-hoo. [UFP100812]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-MRcStzr/1/40d30445/Ti/TFB_6458-Ti.jpg)
![Another grazing pasture. Barely visible in background is Lily Pond, also on the property. [UFP091912]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-3rfdnGN/1/9f7a9350/Ti/TFB_3878-Ti.jpg)
![Gigantic cloth flag adorns exterior of general store in Tenants Harbor, another intimate fishing village. Being diplomatic, we didn't ask whether the owner planned to vote for Obama or Romney, although we had an inkling of which voting-booth lever would be pulled. [UFP091712]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-DvrzhdV/3/afe1f937/Ti/TFB_3601-Ti.jpg)
![Owl's Head Light, Rockland, was built in 1825. It stands atop a tall, steep bank of concrete steps. Worth the effort? Yes, if one is a photographer, the weather is good and the vantage point is either from this vantage point or from a boat or airplane. [UFP092012]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-9qZd5ND/2/d22c2532/Ti/TFB_4045-Ti.jpg)
![Dusk at Belfast harbor, 25 miles north of Camden on well-traveled Highway 1. Albeit larger, the Belfast harbor is not nearly as picturesque as Camden's. The town, however, is no less historic and not nearly as overrun with tourists in summertime. Note moon, which obligingly posed, in each shot. Unfortunately, I left the model-release forms in the car. Hope I'm not sued. Mum's the word, OK? [UFP092512]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-RGvrRJ9/2/0de844d3/Ti/TFB_4816-Ti.jpg)
![Pedestrian bridge that spans Belfast harbor. Until a new bridge was built nearby, it handled vehicular traffic on Highway 1. A grassroots community campaign spared It from the wrecking ball. This photo was taken midday. That following was taken from the same spot, after the sun had vanished beneath the horizon. [UFP092512]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-6km9LzS/1/7cd14cd0/Ti/TFB_4800-Ti.jpg)
![The lights turn on automatically. [UFP100112]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-5vj5bnJ/3/cb5ad7ba/Ti/TFB_5374-Ti.jpg)
![Private luxury yacht undergoing multimillion-dollar remodel at Belfast Ship Works. Note pair of his-and-hers jet skis. Reckon they were included in MSRP? [UFP092512]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-jQw4H9T/1/d6be0f52/Ti/TFB_4787-Ti.jpg)
![Another luxo yacht receiving megabuck makeover in the shipyard. Clearly, not everyone went bust during the Great Depression. Special graphic effect applied. [UFP092512]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-MWGgkbH/1/031e9b66/Ti/TFB_4792-Ti.jpg)
![Dinghies tied up in Belfast harbor. [UFP092412]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-sdScXkC/1/e2618b78/Ti/TFB_4613-Ti.jpg)
![Had we known, we'd have bought along a Weed-Whacker. This stand is on Route One (a.k.a. the Coastal Highway) between Camden and Belfast. We searched in vain for a brochure. Probably temporarily out because of high demand for literature. We were disappointed, hoping that we could buy a norther counterpart to the bargain swampland property we purchased in Florida years ago. Still waiting for the market to rebound on that one. [UFP092512]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Travel/ME-2012-2014/i-KGd9T45/3/99a5f8da/Ti/TFB_4751-Ti.jpg)