The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . Moat Mountain, with drifting clouds. S3C0 River in middle distance. closely wooded region over rising hilland steep descending glade in a west-erly sweep until the head of the upperintervale is reached at the point wherethe highway turns to the northwest,and through Jackson and the Glen toGorham. At this spot there is a finesoutherly view of the intervale. TheGlen railroad station is now passed,and a short distance beyond the Ellisis crossed by a long, covered second covered bridge crossesthe Saco at the poin
The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . Moat Mountain, with drifting clouds. S3C0 River in middle distance. closely wooded region over rising hilland steep descending glade in a west-erly sweep until the head of the upperintervale is reached at the point wherethe highway turns to the northwest,and through Jackson and the Glen toGorham. At this spot there is a finesoutherly view of the intervale. TheGlen railroad station is now passed,and a short distance beyond the Ellisis crossed by a long, covered second covered bridge crossesthe Saco at the point where the roadon the west side of the river, from Conway Corner, branches to thewestward to Upper Bartlett. A turnto the left is now taken, and thescenery entirely changes in charac-ter. Humphreys ledge is nowascended. To the eastward are seen,clean cut, the two road gaps throughThorn hill, while low down, hun-dreds of feet beneath the steep decliv-ity of the ledge, the Saco roars inrapid tumult and for cause. TheEllis, swelled by the Wild Cat fromthe northern mountain
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