Up 104A. This truck was crawling and decelerating all the way up the hill, then couldn't quite get over the hump.
Not especially exciting, I guess, but the combo of colors and textures struck me as I drove past.
I liked the contrast of a Century Award house, Coke van and fiber optics on the pole.
Another Century Award house across the street and up a little from the Intersection.
One of the farms along Fletcher Rd, a couple miles east of the Intersection.
A couple miles north of the Intersection, on a dirt road off the east side of 104.
I forget the name of this farm that I pass every day. It's on the other side of 104 across from Webb Rd.
Needed to stop off for gas at the Steeple Market before hitting the Intersection.
The blinking light reflected in the Vermont Food Venture Center's window.
Must be 2.81 for regular, since mid is 2.91 and high-test is 3.01.
One of myriad garage/lawn sales in Fairfax and pretty much all over.
Lots of people fish along the Lamoille, which is just over the hill.
"I love my country, but fear my government."
"Ignore your rights and they'll go away."
Reader muddy used to live in the 2nd house on the left on School Street.
I had to pick up some stuff in Fairfax, including at the Steeple.
Thought this looked cool as I was getting into my car on Maple Street.
As I was pulling out of the Steeple Market lot, I figured I might as well shoot this. Hope the State Trooper didn't think I'm casing the joint.
One of the many Century Award (I forget when it was built, sometime mid 19th-century) houses in Fairfax, just across from where I stop my car for the Intersection.
Looking back up Rte 104, just down the hill from my Intersection spot.
Just across the street from where I shot today's Intersection. Wow, built the same year as the Battle of New Orleans, so far, far away...