The Favorite Motor Ways of New England
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6 After passing a road on the left leading to The Granliden, the only general view of Lake Sunapee obtained from this route, is had at the left. While descending the hill toward Sunapee Harbor, the Sunapee and Lempster Mountains are 220 FAVORITE MOTOR WAYS seen ahead, the former rising directly from the foot of the lake.
50. 6 At Sunapee Harbor (the village and an arm of the lake are a short distance at the left) the road turns to the right along the Sugar River, and pass- ing through the villa...ge of Guild, enters 56. 6 fNewport (Pop. 4, 000; elevation 850 feet). Here the route reaches the Western boulevard, one of the roads which the State of New Hampshire is constructing and maintaining between the White Mountains and the lower borders of the State. The distinguishing color of this route is blue and the markings are very clear between Newport and the Massachusetts State line sixty miles below, even on the two or three stretches where the im- provement of the road is not completed. At the center of the town the route turns to the left on Main street, crosses Sugar River and ascends its south branch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6 After passing a road on the left leading to The Granliden, the only general view of Lake Sunapee obtained from this route, is had at the left. While descending the hill toward Sunapee Harbor, the Sunapee and Lempster Mountains are 220 FAVORITE MOTOR WAYS seen ahead, the former rising directly from the foot of the lake.
50. 6 At Sunapee Harbor (the village and an arm of the lake are a short distance at the left) the road turns to the right along the Sugar River, and pass- ing through the villa...ge of Guild, enters 56. 6 fNewport (Pop. 4, 000; elevation 850 feet). Here the route reaches the Western boulevard, one of the roads which the State of New Hampshire is constructing and maintaining between the White Mountains and the lower borders of the State. The distinguishing color of this route is blue and the markings are very clear between Newport and the Massachusetts State line sixty miles below, even on the two or three stretches where the im- provement of the road is not completed. At the center of the town the route turns to the left on Main street, crosses Sugar River and ascends its south branch.
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