Only 30 days to experience Autumn? Confused? Many of you will no doubt be scratching your noggin saying that doesn’t add up… There aren’t that many days of fall color, or are there? In reality, the early color begins to … Continue reading →
Many folks are asking where we go in RI and CT. Well, this one is a no-brainer! I’ve been telling you to plan your visit around events and places you want to visit. Then on your way to and from … Continue reading →
Jeff and I took a long weekend trip to the Great North Woods of Maine at the end of September. We were determined to cross Katahdin Mountain in Baxter State Park off our “Places to See” bucket list. (Did we “really” … Continue reading →
How far do you have to go to find the September fall color? In past years, I’ve gone north to the Canadian border during the last week of Sept 27-28 and found nice colors. But do you have to?? Usually, yes! … Continue reading →
This piece is all about me because so many ask me how to… (fill in the blank) 🙂 So the title for this article was EITHER, Put the fall foliage vacation planning where my mouth is (yuck) or How I … Continue reading →
I wrote last time about a leaf peeper’s big worry… RAIN! I didn’t mean it was going to rain, only that it could happen. Now some people started shooting their comments to me saying: “WHY DIDN’T YOU WARN ME IT … Continue reading →
Every spring the air around rural New England fills with the aroma of sweet Maple Dumpling deliciousness. Similarly, when brandy is aged in its oak barrels, it gives off an aroma that the French monks called la part des anges – … Continue reading →
Is Fall Foliage Gone the Second Week of October? Greetings my fall foliage seekers Are you wondering where to go after the Columbus Day Weekend? This week starts with a sound. This sound is of everybody checking out and heading … Continue reading →
Greetings my fall foliage friends! As I write this, I’m finding people want to know what they “might” find in early October or late Sept. Here are some examples that I have found over the years. My results may not … Continue reading →
What does New England have to do with President Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War, besides a town and a college named after the President, you might ask? Most towns have a memorial with the numerous soldiers who fought in the Civil War. Very … Continue reading →
