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Montana Foliage!
Montana’s high-country is lighting up with fall color! Though Montana isn’t as famous for its autumn color as its east-coast cousins, many of the deciduous plants put on a show as the days begin to shorten. These trees and shrubs along Rock Creek in the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness are some of the first in the state to […]
Photo of the Week: Casco Bay Bridge
August 12, 2011 by Arteries of America
The Casco Bay Bridge connects Portland, Maine with South Portland and is a major link between several small coastal towns, including Cape Elizabeth and its scenic lighthouses. Locals can often be found at the farmers’ market in the park under the bridge or fishing from the pier in its shadow.
Photo Essay: Maine Coast Roadtrip Pt. 2, Portland
July 19, 2011 by ericwarren
Portland is an intense blend of both old and new Maine. Victorian buildings with mansard roofs and turrets line cobblestone streets, while tight-pants hipsters weave through traffic on bicycles and loudly-colored amphibious trucks haul tourists from land to water and back to land again. Portland is a city shaped by both land and sea. […]
Photo of the Week: Mountain Highway, Rico, Colorado
July 15, 2011 by Arteries of America
Mountain highways, such as Highway 145 near Rico, Colorado, offer some of the most scenic and fun roadways to drive. Even when the weather begins to turn, the landscape offers something special to those travelers intrepid enough to press on, whether it’s snowfall in July or shafts of sunlight cutting through the clouds illuminating a […]
Photo Essay: Maine Coast Roadtrip – pt. 1, OOB
July 11, 2011 by ericwarren
It only takes a few miles of driving along the coast of Maine to realize why people flock here every summer. The ocean splashes against the rocky coastline, lobster shacks alternating from tacky to homey line the beaches and the locals are friendly. Even the tollbooth operators smile at you when you pass.
Bend in the Road – Photo of the Week July 8, 2011
July 8, 2011 by Arteries of America
As a teaser to the series of photo essays about driving the Maine coast that will be starting next week, here’s a fun shot from Acadia, one of America’s most traveled-to National Parks.
Atlanta to LA – Video
June 29, 2011 by Arteries of America
Will Roegge takes the viewer for a ride across America with beautiful sunsets, cool time-lapses video and a soundtrack with a driving beat.
Photo of the Week June 23, 2011
June 23, 2011 by Arteries of America
Photo Essay: Mt. Washington’s Historic Cog Railway
April 18, 2011 by ericwarren
Mount Washington looms over coastal New England. At 6,288 feet, it is visible from the Atlantic Ocean, 80 miles away. The highest windspeed ever recorded was clocked here on April 12th, 1934 at 231 mph. The “home of the worst weather on Earth” is accessible by a winding toll-road, but (for once) I decide to […]
Montana Roadtrip in 1,062 Images
February 14, 2011 by Arteries of America
Pompey’s Pillar to St. Mary’s Peak – 1062 Images in Two Minutes Watch video HERE This short film takes us on a hard-charging road-trip through 847 miles of Montana’s backroads from Pomey’s Pillar, east of Billings, through Yellowstone National Park and ending at the lookout tower at the top of St. Marys Peak just south […]
September 26, 2011 by Arteries of America
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