
Webhannet Falls is on the site of the first settlement of Wells, Maine, It honors Edmund Littlefield, who erected his saw and grist mill at this site in 1640-1641, thus being the first settler of Wells. This little park and the falls are just off Rt 1.
You might notice that the water is sort of coffee colored. I believe that's because of the iron content in the area. It's too bad that tree has fallen obscuring part of the falls. I tried and tried at different angles to find a better spot but unfortunately this is the only possible angle to shoot this.
This little "park" is so small, all of it would fit in my backyard. Officially though, it's a dedicated park, so who am I to question it?
2 comments:
I like the low perspective of being almost level with the pool of water that lies between the foreground and background cascades.
Thank you, Jim. :)
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