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A Quick Run to the Chemist

2025-07-13

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The side of the Walgreens building in Caribou, Maine.

I’ve always loved that people overseas call it the chemist instead of the pharmacist. Anyway, I had to pop down to the chemist yesterday and snapped a few photos while I was out.

The side of the Walgreens building in Caribou, Maine.

A view of the defunct diesel power plant while traveling west across the Fort Street Bridge in Caribou, Maine.

A dump truck above to cross the Fort Street Bridge in Caribou, Maine.

A view of the old diesel power plant from the east end of the Fort Street Bridge in Caribou, Maine.

A view of the old diesel power plant from the east end of the Fort Street Bridge in Caribou, Maine.

A drainage grate on the Fort Street Bridge in Caribou, Maine.

A standing dead tree just off the east end of the Fort Street Bridge in Caribou, Maine.

A lamp post on the Fort Street Bridge in Caribou, Maine.

A dead tree beside the east end of the Fort Street Bridge in Caribou, Maine.

A lamppost on the Fort Bridge Street Bridge in Caribou, Maine.

The base of one of the lamp posts on the Fort Street Bridge in Caribou, Maine.

The base of one of the lamp posts on the Fort Street Bridge in Caribou, Maine.

Looking west down the Fort Street bridge in Caribou, Maine.

Looking east at the end of the Fort Street bridge in Caribou, Maine.

Looking west down the Fort Street bridge in Caribou, Maine.

Some wild flowers near the Fort Street Bridge in Caribou, Maine.

Selfie of Luc Daigle.

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