Dixfield, Maine is located in the eastern portion of the state along US Route 2, about a three hour drive north of Portland, Maine. This photo shows the town of Dixfield, Maine and the bridge that separates the town from the next town of Mexico, Maine. When looking over the bridge to the north (left), the beautiful Webb River in Maine cascades through rocks forming picturesque whitecaps, then opening to a larger and calmer area on the south end of the bridge.

Be sure to check out all of my photos in Maine, including photos taken at Acadia National Park in Bar Harbor, Maine.

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The shores of Acadia National Park are beautiful; lined with algae covered rocks, bluffs, trees and every now and then, a little beach. This photo was taken in May 2011 while driving along the scenic loop road through Acadia National Park near Bar Harbor, Maine in the southeastern tip of the park. Check out my collection of photos of Maine, including several others from Acadia National Park.

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Acadia National Park Rocks by Joey B. Lax-Salinas is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at https://www.joeyblsphotography.com.

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This HDR photo was taken at Acadia National Park in May 2011 as Rose and I reached the furthest point of our east coast road trip. Acadia National Park was very foggy on the day we arrived, but often times we would get a glimpse of the bluffs and cliffs along the oceanside.

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Acadia National Park Beach by Joey B. Lax-Salinas is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at https://www.joeyblsphotography.com.

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This is an HDR photo of the Webb River in Dixfield, Maine. This photo was taken facing north on the bridge for US Route 2. I’ve taken two road trips to Maine five years apart and stopped at this spot both times to take a photo. The photo above was taken in May 2011.

Check out the view of the Webb River in Dixfield, Maine from the other side of the bridge!

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The Webb River runs under US Route 2 as it passes between Dixfield, Maine and Mexico, Maine in the western part of the state. I took this photo as Rose and I were on our east coast road trip. We had left Acadia National Park in Bar Harbor, ME earlier that day and were heading into New Hampshire to sleep before waking up and driving to Lake Placid, NY.

Check out the photo of the Webb River waterfall on the other side of the bridge!

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I spotted this house as Rose and I were driving north on US Route 1 in Searsport, Maine towards Acadia National Park. I wish that I knew more about the history of this once beautiful home. It appears to be Victorian and probably built around the turn of the 20th century, or just before. It is completely dilapidated with a roof that is soon to cave in, a boarded up front door and a bright red unwelcoming sign. The land around it looks pristine, with flowing grass resembling a fresh meadow. It doesn’t appear as if anyone has touched the grounds around it (at least not yet this year).

The end of the month of May brings bright green colors and driving through Maine along the coast is a beautiful way to take in the scenery. It also brings up one of our favorite Maine foods…lobster rolls! As you drive north past Portland, Maine along US 1, you will come across many lobster roll stands along the road. Many of them look similar to a hotdog stand and some places are full out diners and restaurants. But there are quite a few as you head north to Acadia National Park (about a 5 hour drive from Portland, ME). If you happen to be making the same road trip in Maine along US 1 and you are near Searsport, ME, there is a very good restaurant and ice cream parlor called Cook’s Crossing that is located about one mile south of this house. Cook’s Crossing has crab rolls, lobster rolls, ice cream and more! The business is made from the original Searsport train station, which was relocated to the property. We highly recommend stopping here for a tasty meal if you happen to be passing through town!

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