Cape Neddick river at low tide with weirs.

Every time I post pictures of weirs many people don't know what to look for. Well, even my friends don't know. I know because I am a curious photographer. In this picture, they are the poles in the bed of the river. https://brickstoremuseum.org/education/archaeology/smar/weirs-in-southern-maine/ I post this link ofr curious photographers.

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful capture and composition. Today I am the first to know from you what a weir is. Thanks.

[Islandgirl]

Interesting info about weirs!

[Diana]

Fabulous capture and scene, thanks for the interesting link.

[Lou Ann]

My word, this is so interesting. Your image is wonderful! That’s the thing about 365, I learn something new every day!

[Mags]

A lovely capture!

[winghong_ho]

Beautiful scene. Thank for the link about the weirs.

[Casablanca]

Nice vista

[Kerry McCarthy]

Nice photo and interesting info. Great to learn new things!

[Dorothy]

What a lovely place to live unless the river floods! Thank you for the weir info.

[Peter Dulis]

lovely capture

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely shot.

[Lisa Brown]

very interesting and nicely captured

[Oli Lindenskov]

Lovely shot👍

[Agnes]

The white house is so beautiful

[Bucktree]

Great capture and interesting information.

[Fisher Family]

A lovely waterside scene!

Ian

[Bill Davidson]

A lovely scene.

[Judith Johnson]

It's a wonderful scene. We know about weirs, but they're different in the UK.

[L. H.]

I noticed them right away.

[Pat Knowles]

What an interesting photo.

[Margaret Brown]

A lovely capture

[Rob Z]

Great shot and interesting to read about your weirs. We use weirs here to control rivers and creeks and help stop flooding. Our aboriginals also used structures like yours - but we just call them fish traps.. It's so interesting to read info from different countries. One of the best things about 36. :)

[Jeremy Cross]

Lovely shot

[Milanie]

Glad you posted the link - had always heard of weirs, but didn't know exactly what they were for.

[Harry J Benson]

Nice timing and link

[Corinne C]

A great composition and a very interesting fact about weirs!

[Skip Tribby - ​🖖]

Interesting. I had never heard of them before this. Never to old to learn.

[Joan Robillard]

@robz Yes when I went looking for a link to explain the weirs in my photo I first found the weirs you use to control rivers and we have those too. More of our confusing language

[gloria jones]

Neat pov and capture

[KV]

Interesting pole formation into weirs… we have weirs on our Etowah River in Georgia that were created out of rocks positioned to channel the water to catch fish… created by Native Americans 500 years ago.

[Rick]

Beautiful capture. Interesting info about the weirs.

[haskar]

Lovely capture and interesting information about weirs.

[Rob Z]

@joansmor Makes life interesting anyway.... :)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Interesting info! But also a good shot!