Wednesday, June 2: A Tank Away Anthony Everett is off to the Cape, but stops just before the Bourne bridge. Share Updated: 2:21 PM EDT May 28, 2021 Wednesday, June 2: A Tank Away Anthony Everett is off to the Cape, but stops just before the Bourne bridge. Share Updated: 2:21 PM EDT May 28, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript Fryeburg Maine, perched in the corner of the state's Western mountains, is one of those new England places known almost entirely. For one thing, it's annual Fair prize. Every game is a winner. Since 18 51. The fair has drawn thousands of visitors for one week every fall and then it's gone. The town, however, stays put. The truth is, Freiburg is a lovely little town the other 51 weeks of the year to even without the Midway pig rangel and tractor pulls, annual fair goers may miss some of the views beyond the white fairground fences, but the mountains here make for a truly beautiful backdrop and the Socko River runs through it all. So, if we put you in here at swans falls, Beth Westerberg certainly knows the river. Her late dad fred a registered main guide began socko river canoe and kayak in 1971 with his wife, Prudie, today mom and daughter keep things flowing. It's a family business. Three generations worth and decades worth of customers, canoes being lugged over to the nearby, put in on the river, which was moving briskly but calmly on this june day people, fish families love the river because there's beaches so the kids can stop and swim from further south. Boston went three hours, a three hour drive, Come over, you grab a canoe or a kayak. What was it? five minutes getting over here saying you're canoeing the soccer room, doing the soccer river.