INTRODUCTION:
Just a short distance east of the USFS’s Sawyer Rock Picnic Site near Bartlett, NH is an unnamed brook. Hmm . . . seems like Sawyer Rock Brook would be an obvious choice for a name, but that’s just my opinion.😉
Anyway, on other occasions, I have bushwhacked along this unnamed brook while en route to other destinations. (Click HERE to access a blog report that I posted several years ago about one such adventure.) On each of my previous treks, the flow of water was unimpressive. Nonetheless, I did see indications along the drainage which hinted at the potential for cascades that could be picturesque following a significant rain event or during snowmelt season.
In mid-November 2020, following a couple of rainy days, I meandered up this unnamed brook for a few tenths of a mile to see if there were any cascades worth photographing. As it turned out, there were indeed a few cascades that were small, but “photo-worthy” nonetheless.
Below is a map showing the location of the unnamed brook and other surrounding landmarks in the nearby vicinity.
PHOTOS:
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2 comments:
Hi John,
Well, unlike your last post, this one DID show up on my email, and I'm glad it did!
I always enjoy seeing eastern hardwood forests and the picturesque cascades contain therein. I love the photo of "nature's waterslide". When I was a kid I would have been very tempted to try out that slide!
And, I agree with you that Sawyer Rock Brook would be an ideal choice for this unnamed brook:)
Hi Rita . . . I’m happy to learn that this time around, you received e-mail notification of my blog posting. Maybe something got fixed behind the scenes??
As always, thank you for your comments, and for being such a faithful follower of my blog.
John
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