A Picture's Worth A Thousand Words
We’ve all heard the adage, “A Picture’s Worth A Thousand Words.” It resonates with vacations, childhood memories and family celebrations, telling the stories of time. A picture can be looked upon again and again to help recreate a moment and elicit past thoughts, feelings, and emotions. In similar proportions, a picture can help in the event of an accident.
With a camera, one can capture an image that lasts forever. In the unfortunate event of a motor vehicle accident, pictures can document and depict an accident and help determine liability. Police departments, insurance companies, and law firms will want to see photographs when determining negligence. By taking pictures immediately following an accident you can help set the story straight right from the start.
Each year, there are approximately 170,000 car crashes in the United States involving pregnant women. As a result, as many as 400 unborn babies die annually, making it the biggest injury related danger to the unborn. And while there has long been a misconception that seatbelts can hinder the health of an unborn baby, a recent study found that nearly half, or approximately 200 babies, would be saved each year if mothers-to-be properly buckled up every time they get in a car.
The tradition of Mainers passing through fairgrounds appeasing their senses is generations old. Between the sights of families together, the sounds of carnies on the midway, the smell of food in the air, and the taste of the good life, fairs and festivals are a longstanding fixture in Maine. And now, through December, those familiar feelings will be on display in the State Capitol.
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There’s little wonder why Maine is known as Vacationland. From the mountains and the lakes to the beaches and the rocky coast, there’s no escaping our state’s natural beauty.