The image above is the last that was taken at Hinckley. Only a glimpse of the sun’s rays is captured in the lower right corner of the shot

I lost the most cameras to vandalism or theft for this project between Skowhegan and Waterville. I jokingly correlated the missing pinhole cameras to the amount of empty Bud Lite bottles found strewn where I had mounted the cameras. In this day of surveillance, I think most people thought they were spy cameras. Even though I wrote all over them that they were pinhole cameras and provided my contact information. Most of the cameras were torn apart and thrown into the bushes. I could at least find them and take them back with me. It made me mad when I saw that the cameras had most likely been thrown into the river. Thanks for adding to the pollution. The one funny case of mistaken identity happened in Waterville. I had set a camera out on the Nickle Bridge. Someone mistook it for a geocache site. They opened the box up, signed their name to the photographic paper, and left behind a shamrock charm.