Crossroads slideshows
Bethel, Sunday River and surrounding area
| "Angus, King of the Mountain" Was built in Bethel Maine in 1999, he has held the record as worlds tallest snowman since 1999. He was named for Angus King, who was the governor of Maine at the time. |
"Olympia Snow" the world's tallest snow woman, was
named to commemorate Maine’s senior Senator,
Olympia Snowe. She was completed and dedicated on
Feb. 29, 2008. A towering 122’1” tall, weighed
13,000,000 lbs., she had 16 skis for eyelashes, 3
skidder tires for buttons, a gorgeous Maine mica
pendant and 30 ft. spruce trees for arms.
named to commemorate Maine’s senior Senator,
Olympia Snowe. She was completed and dedicated on
Feb. 29, 2008. A towering 122’1” tall, weighed
13,000,000 lbs., she had 16 skis for eyelashes, 3
skidder tires for buttons, a gorgeous Maine mica
pendant and 30 ft. spruce trees for arms.
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Our new friend Aspen and his "Dream Pancake!"
Many thanks to Aspen and Stacy for sharing this with us!
(Send us your Crossroads photos and stories and you too
can be featured here! =)
Hi Frank
My son Aspen and I stopped into your restaurant when we
came to Sunday River for the Dumont Cup.
You made his dream pancake.
Thanks for making my son the best pancake ever!
Stacy
(Send us your Crossroads photos and stories and you too
can be featured here! =)
Hi Frank
My son Aspen and I stopped into your restaurant when we
came to Sunday River for the Dumont Cup.
You made his dream pancake.
Thanks for making my son the best pancake ever!
Stacy