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MegatonDeathclaws t1_iuekuas wrote
Same lol
PatsFreak101 t1_iuefsci wrote
My favorite part just after the Piscataqua Bridge
dedoubt t1_iuf1hrx wrote
It can be a rough pass to get through come winter, but sure is pretty. The Eliot exit was closed for so long because of all those avalanches.
PatsFreak101 t1_iuf6km1 wrote
I’m just glad the scary fog dissipated for a few months
dedoubt t1_iuf862z wrote
Heck, yuh gotta get up ta midcoast, still thick as pea soup theyuh.
cwalton505 t1_iuegq2q wrote
Ah yes the mountainous path through Kittery
LuckyDogLD t1_iue1nym wrote
Definitely not the view you’re gonna get!
Sonofabeechikeelu t1_iue2sf6 wrote
The shining took place In Colorado. Lol.
Firm_Rock6519 t1_iufqbrg wrote
Everyone saying "but the Shining took place in Colorado" is correct, but this opening shot was filmed in Glacier National Park, Montana. The Timberline Lodge in Oregon was used for exterior shots. The rest was filmed in England. I don't think any of the movie was filmed in Colorado.
Lieutenant_Joe t1_iugg0en wrote
Kinda like how most films set in Maine aren’t actually filmed here
Just googled it and apparently some of it was filmed in an apartment complex in Colorado, but yeah, most of it was in London, an airport outside London, an American legion post in SoCal, and Glacier NP.
Revan995 t1_iue1c8h wrote
Overlook Hotel is based on the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, CO. Definitely not Maine by a long shot.
GreenStoneRidge t1_iuf5ey9 wrote
But owned by Mainers. So that's something. The Stanley brothers were practically like wright brothers lite. Their museum in kingfield is pretty solid spot to spend 90 minutes.
indyaj t1_iudw1wq wrote
lol that's not Maine. That's out west.
SamPhoto t1_iue1294 wrote
that'd probably be a better slogan than the "open for business" one that was up for a few years.
General_Krull t1_iue8w8v wrote
Sure... lobster and stephen king. That's all maine is.
shoredoesnt t1_iueiwj2 wrote
Always been
RevolutionarySock323 t1_iuidj30 wrote
Don't forget the black flies, they won't forget you
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Smart_Patrol t1_iue5b3w wrote
Wish we had those views here.
MusicboxOwl t1_iuelv1f wrote
As someone who drives between Maine and NH regularly, I can second this.
Background-Bug-9588 t1_iug57l4 wrote
Been to NH and back for the last three weekends, can confirm.
Maughlin t1_iuf71fv wrote
I think the words are more the point than the actual scenery for this.
CobaltAzurean t1_iue4pfd wrote
The Way Life Should Be According To Stephen King, actually.
WangnanJahad t1_iueqo3c wrote
And OP picks of the few books King wrote that isn't set anywhere near Maine.
OkCity1893 t1_iujrvvu wrote
True, but at the end of the book the mom, kid and chef are up at Rangely.
Lieutenant_Joe t1_iuer1aq wrote
I sometimes feel like Mainers are better at geography than the average American, and then I remember the people I went to high school with who thought Pennsylvania was a different country
SheSellsSeaShells967 t1_iugeugk wrote
Did they think the Amish were foreigners?
DidDunMegasploded t1_iuecrz0 wrote
No, this is what Mainers see when they die and go to heaven.
shoredoesnt t1_iuej2cw wrote
A different state lol
MathematicianGlum880 t1_iufa88k wrote
Definitely not Maine!
sexquipoop69 t1_iufbr6j wrote
We could put it on the sign after the bridge
stratj45d28 t1_iuftho4 wrote
I can hear this picture
linuxknight t1_iuhqxs6 wrote
Your best chance of a mountainous entrance to Maine is actually in NH coming through Jefferson down Route 2. Alternately coming down from Canada through Coburn Gore on Route 201 has some nice sights as well.
fastIamnot t1_iuhvsot wrote
Beans is right around that corner.
LittleBribird422 t1_iueb5lx wrote
Idk I got a giggle out of it, tough crowd