A reader asked me about leaf peeping and RV routes in New England. So I thought I would write up what I know about RVing through New England’s fall foliage. (No big difference from anywhere else) I used to own a … Continue reading →
What do you mean by a six-step process for a leaf peeper? Most of you, if you’ve been to my blog before, may have heard me say, “Fall foliage in New England is a continuum” or “It’s an ongoing process” … Continue reading →
Well the end of October is nearly here and New England is moving beyond peak foliage, but this doesn’t mean you shouldn’t head out for another drive! I took all images on this page on Tuesday 23 October. (this was in … Continue reading →
What is the Bread and Puppet Museum in Glover Vermont? This was something new for me. Lisa knew about the puppeteers, but neither of us knew what to expect upon our arrival at the old barn that houses the puppet … Continue reading →
Concord’s History This is the third excursion on or near the Battle Road between Lexington and Concord Massachusetts. We started on Lexington Green and proceeded up the road to the Hartwell Tavern and its wonderful wooden buildings. Today we’re going up … Continue reading →
3 Simple rules to plan your fall foliage vacation “What are the best dates for my fall foliage vacation”? I’ve been spending time in various travel forums as well as my blog’s comment areas and all reflect the same mood. People … Continue reading →
When signing up for a group fall foliage tour, watch those dates! It goes without saying that some people are more comfortable on organized tours than others. I personally don’t go on many organized tours just because as a photographer, … Continue reading →
To start off this Historic tour you might want to also visit Lexington Massachusetts and/or Concord Massachusetts. Route 2A more or less connects both of these towns that weigh so heavily in Revolutionary history. But I want to note that … Continue reading →
Fall foliage rules make the trip enjoyable and with that in mind here are some Do’s and Don’ts to help you and others be happy during the fall foliage season. Fall Foliage Do list Do – go ahead and get lost … Continue reading →
Historic Lexington is known for many things. On April 19, 1775, a battle on Lexington Green between the Minuteman and British redcoats started the American Revolutionary War. No muskets were going off this day but there was an explosion of … Continue reading →
