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The arrows would point to beacons which were numbered chronologically. So, I would think that arrow is directing the pilot to beacon 6.

Great photos of Brattleboro! We go camping in Brattleboro every Memorial Weekend. It is alot more crowded that weekend when we go. We also hiked that mountain across from Whetstone this year (the one with the view of the ski jump and the little obelisk).

I worked in the old Terminal A in the mid 90's for about a year and a half. It was Continental and USAir Shuttle. The rest of US Air was in Terminal B if I remember correctly. Also Cape Air and Colgan were in the "commuter pier" extending off the rear onto the ramp. If you search the video for...

link I remember about 20 years ago there was another tower proposal for this same site. In fact , they did not reclad the side of the Hilton facing the proposed site. They just covered it with the panels temporarily in preparation for the new tower. This one wont be attached the same way as...

My guess is that the environmental review allows only so much pavement vs permeable surface on the airport. If they reduce the amount of pavement on a taxiway they can add pavement somewhere else where it may be more valuable.

Today from Patriots Place Lighthouse. I didn’t have my camera with me since it was an unplanned visit.

Great photo's. You can also see Providence from the top of the weather observatory.

From Saturday -117 Union under construction.

Off topic but you can see the New Bedford Marine Commerce Terminal on the upper right horizon where they stage and assemble the windmills for the offshore wind. The radio tower near it is 600' tall and sometimes the crane is about 3/4 (or more) the height of it.

Portsmouth!

They already changed Rt 18 from highway to boulevard south of downtown. The next phase is from downtown north to I-195.

I went to Omaha 2 weeks ago and we flew BOS MCI and then drove.

I seems to just fly under the radar usually. Its a great small/midsized town.

This might be a bit of a photo dump, but, I love to take photos when on my walks and runs with the dogs. Fairhaven has some beautiful buildings donated just over 100 years ago by benefactor Henry Huttleston Rogers.

Yes, apologies for continuing off topic, but also check out the Millicent Library, Unitarian Church, Rogers School, and Our Ladies Haven (formerly Tabitha Inn). All of these as well as the Town Hall and High School were built and donated by the same benefactor.

It loosely reminds me of my town hall in Fairhaven, MA. (my photo)

A few cell phone photos from last weekend.

From Mt Wachusett today. 43 miles away.

Meridian, MS!