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10Just the sound of it “Finding Peak fall foliage” rolls off the tongue with images of cool, crisp mornings and red-orange maple trees against a backdrop of dark green pine trees. Maybe you arrive at a perfectly still pond with … Continue reading →
If you come to New Hampshire in the fall around mid-October and the leaves have started to fade up in the White Mountains, the Lake Region is a very good place to migrate to, as the “lake effect” causes the … Continue reading →
If you could, would you do your fall foliage touring from an easy chair? You can see webcam videos and more like this… on my Page of Youtube webcams. Does this sound too good to be true? Well, you can, … Continue reading →
Today we’re going to explore Essex Connecticut and follow the Essex steam train through the fall colors. You would think this is a simple objective. Arrive and follow the train and photograph it along the way. The reality is that … Continue reading →
What is a good foliage route from New York to Vermont? This is my foliage route response from a letter in my mailbag. One of your fellow leaf peepers sent me a question. Gayla sent an e-mail asking for a good foliage route … Continue reading →
Happy Cows in Vermont Make Great Cheese! Most people, when they come to Vermont during the fall foliage season are focused on peak fall foliage and where they’re going to stay. If you’re a foodie and appreciate fine cheeses then … Continue reading →
Is Peak the Reason for the Season? Lucy wrote to me asking about her bus tour itinerary. Now, whether you like guided tours or not this is more about getting the most fun, relaxation, and fall colors out of your vacation. Her … Continue reading →
The Last Remnants of Autumn Are Upon Us! The afternoon light was perfect on Salem Common. Halloween had just finished and the colors were either arriving or just leaving. It was the 3rd of November and the maples and oaks … Continue reading →
What are good dates for Fall Foliage in Vermont? This could also say, New Hampshire or Maine… As you read this, you will note that I started talking about Vermont. Then I’ll transition to some Northwestern New Hampshire zones as well. … Continue reading →
The Barnard general store like most general stores today is the center of the community. I first found this place (by accident) as I was driving through the hills of Pomfret north towards Groton. FYI, I don’t usually plan out … Continue reading →