Walking the Old Lexington and Concord Road | Historic Buildings and Landscape Photography 

Really great to be walking and seeing with you; a piece of history not necessarily taught or understood here in the U.K. Love the accompanying stills. So atmospheric and beautiful. Thanks for sharing, Keith.

Great video

I love the history here in Massachusetts and in all of New England. What a great, informative video! Definitely checking out more of your channel :)

Another good one, Keith. We visited Concord a few years ago and really enjoyed the whole town. The Concord Museum is fascinating. While touring the battlefield, I asked the docent if they knew, for sure, who actually fired the first shot. He said they did not but records indicate that it hit a British horse in the "hindquarter" !!!!! Obviously, future shots were more accurate. Stay safe...

Great video, you really captured the beauty of that part of MA in the summer. I grew up an hour south of Concord, which is a gorgeous town. However, I never traveled down this road. I'll have to check it out the next time I'm back there visiting family.

Thanks for taking us along on this historical walk. I really wanted to get a photo looking through the glass of the old wooden building with the sun coming through the adjacent window. (10:12). Also, that old doorknob and shadow and keyhole. (11:36) Your images are great, as usual; black and white is perfect.

Keith this is a great video. It has an almost documentary /reality tv feel about it. I was expecting Norm Abram from this “This Old House” to come walking out from around the corner of one the buildings. Hartwell house was my favourite, that Gopro shot down the driveway to the barn was the best. I am always amazed at the great shots you get in the worst light conditions. I have tried BW shots and adding flash to midday sun shots with little success. Have you ever considered doing a “how to shoot in harsh light conditions video? Really enjoyed all of your stills. Mike

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I was fully expecting a full square on Keith Dotson special of the captain's house and it never came, must be that harsh new England light!