Photography: This page contains some of the important locations where the maidstone series took place.
The Barrington Brewery plays a major role in the Maidstone series.
Salmon River, Haddam Neck.
Swamp Dog Hollow East.
Danny spent a lot of time on the at York Lake.
The Griswold Inn in Essex gift shop.
The Ivoryton Pub can keep a secret.
The Maidstone Lake, Northern Vermont.
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A romantic spot to meet.
Danny spent a lot of time hiking the Appalachian Trail.
The Old Mill in Edgermont, a very romantic spot.
The Griswold Inn, Sea Chanty's and beautiful women.
Seldon Creek.
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York Lake.
The Old Mill.
The Swing Bridge, Goodspeed Opera House and the Gelston.
The town park in Essex, one nice kiss.
S&P Oyster House Mystic. Secrets revealed.
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The view from the Hopkins of Lake Waramaug which is in the towns of Kent, Warren and Washington, Connecticut.
The Barrington Brewery.
Harkness Memorial State Park Waterford, Connecticut
One of my fishing buddies in Seward Alaska. He caught the first, biggest and the most fish. I made it to the car with all my gear.
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Sister Sharon, Mace and Misty. A Super Cub for transportation, Thorne Bay, Alaska.
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Marcia hauling in a halibut. Safer on the boat than in the river.
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Dinner, they dosn't get any fresher. Thorne Bay, Alaska.
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Departing Seward.
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Mount McKinley/Denali Alaska
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Sunset, Thorne Bay, Alaska.
Lake Lucerne, Switzerland.
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A castle every few miles.
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Lucerne Switzerland.
Vineyards everywhere.
Budapest, Hungary.
Mozart concert.
Our home for a week.
In Switzerland we ended up in a bar, strange.
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One of the many castles on the Rhine River.
Castles and campers, also along the Rhine River.
Daytime, Budapest.
Lunch.
The Alps.
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Viking cruise bike ride. It was raining and we didn't care.
Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Luxemburg
US War Memorial Luxemburg |
Vineyards on slopes so steep you can't walk up them.
And they still work.
Luxemburg Capital
 Honoring the US war dead.
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This is a list of those that died in battle and their bodies were not recovered or identified.
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General George S Patton JR
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This is the other side of the Unknown.
The Ambassador from the Czech Republic placing a wreath honoring the American Soldiers sacrifice.
The Warsaw Getto. This fort is a location where the Jews were collected and sent off to the death camps.
The boundry line. While Warsaw was destroyed three times the people had to rebuild exactly what was there prior to the war.
There are these 4 inch bronze plaques in the cobblestone with the names of the Jews who were rounded up. The plaques are in front of their homes. You have to bend over to read the names. It is a show of honor to bow to read them.