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Upper Saco River Valley: Fryeburg, Lovell, Brownfield, Denmark and HiramUntil 1725, the Saco River was the main artery for the Pequawket Indians traveling in canoes to and from the Atlantic. Soon thereafter came trappers, followed by loggers, who harvested the colossal white pine and sent the logs floating down the river to sawmills mushrooming all along its course. By 1871, the Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad had reached Fryeburg, fifty miles from Portland, thus linking the Upper Saco River with Boston and beyond. Soon,
Until 1725, the Saco River was the main artery for the Pequawket Indians traveling in canoes to and from the Atlantic. Soon thereafter came trappers, followed by loggers, who harvested the colossal white pine and sent the logs floating down the river to sawmills mushrooming all along its course. By 1871, the Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad had reached Fryeburg, fifty miles from Portland, thus linking the Upper Saco River with Boston and beyond. Soon, a steady stream of summer visitors began arriving in the region and the White Mountains beyond. Upper Saco River Valley: Fryeburg, Lovell, Brownfield, Denmark, and Hiram visits the days when logs floated down the river and trains thundered up and down the valley. The first stop is in Fryeburg, home of Fryeburg Academy and the Fryeburg Fair, the oldest and largest fair in Maine. Next is Lovell and its many lovely brick homes and Kezar Lake. The book then journeys to Brownfield, largely depicted before the devastating fire of 1947. Denmark was the home of Rufus Ingalls, the quartermaster general under Ulysses S. Grant. The volume ends in Hiram, the home of a famed Revolutionary War general who was also the grandfather of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Throughout the region and throughout this book are rarely seen vintage photographs of the Saco River and the nine covered bridges that once spanned it.Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Arcadia Publishing (SC)
Published: 05/07/2002
ISBN: 9780738510040
Pages: 128
Weight: 0.65lbs
Size: 9.26h x 6.54w x 0.36d
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★★★★★ 4
Well-designed but might not fit smaller phones
Color: BLACK
This is a very nice product. My only complaint is that it is not well-suited for my older Samsung S22 phone, because the phone sits so low I. The cradle that its power button is inaccessible. I solved that by fastening a small spacer onto the bottom edge of the cradle, and now it works very well. It would be a better product if the bottom edge of the cradle could be adjusted. Aside from that minor issue, it automatically grips the phone and holds it firmly, and there's a built-in battery so the ungripping process functions even after the ignition is turned off and power to the cradle is shut off.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Works Great
Color: BLACK
I really like the automatic closing feature when my iPhone is placed on the charger. I have a Pro Max and I thought the phone might be too heavy for the clasp and would move while driving. I have used both the suction cup and vent connector to hold charger and phone without it moving. The device also must have a capacitor or battery, as when the power is off to the holder, you can still press the release button and the charger opens to release the phone
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Not a reliable charger
Color: BLACK
The car holder portion of this item is incredible. It automatically closes around your phone when it detects it and keeps it very snug. You press a button on the side to release and that's it. Now the charging part of this is pretty bad. i understand that wireless chargers are not as fast as wired but when i use this it would take over 3 times as long as a wired charger. If a plug says 45 min to charge this would take at least 2 and a half hours. It is great for roadtrips or if you drive constantly but for any short trips the charging is negligable. I also have used it without a case to see if that was the issue and it was not. At the very least it keeps your phone at the same charge on short trips so I guess that's good.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great product, great for the delivery drivers out there
Color: BLUE
If you are debating about getting this dash mount, get it. I haven't fully tested the wireless charging but I have a pretty uneven surface and it sticks extremely well, the holders that hold the phone are electronic and they sense whether or not the phone is in there once open so it won't just close randomly. If you turn the car off, you can release it, go away for a few minutes and then come back, set the phone on there, and turn the car back on, and after a few seconds it will clamp. If you press the button while the car is off it will clamp as well. I would recommend testing whether or not it wireless charges on whatever one you get, just in case of a defect, and you don't even need to take the film off to test it. This one is one hundred percent worth the money..
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Versatile for any phone size.
Color: BLACK
My husband loves us so much he bought 2. I like how itself adjust to the phone once it's seated.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026