Welcome to part three of six covered bridges in one day. The day started early with a visit to the Jenne farm for a Dawn shooting and then Lisa and I proceeded through several covered bridges both in Vermont, into … Continue reading →
Capturing 6 covered bridges on a scenic drive part 2 Welcome my fall foliage friends. In the last article, I started the day at 6:57 AM at the Jenne Farm and we only got to the Dingleton Covered Bridge which … Continue reading →
When autumn arrives… I will tell those who will listen, “limit your plans for that day”, “Put a couple of events on the autumn schedule and you will still get the fall foliage”, “Don’t spend the entire day from sun-up … Continue reading →
A Vermont scenic drive with covered bridges This scenic drive covers all 6 of Montgomery’s covered bridges. You can start at point A in the east or start at point G on the western side. If you want to print out my … Continue reading →
With a heavy twang in their voice, you might have heard this: “You can’t get thar from heah”. I’ve lived here in New England for 20 years (before 22 years in the AF) and I heard this saying from many comedians … Continue reading →
The Covered Bridges of Northfield VT I drove many times up Route 12 in Vermont. I even stopped in at my Dads alma mater, Norwich University. I took him there once, so he could look over the parade grounds that he … Continue reading →
The Northfield 5 A Story of 5 Covered Bridges, by Jeff Folger.This is one of my favorite towns for covered bridges in Vermont, if not New England. Montgomery Vermont may be the “Capitol” for Covered Bridges with 6 official covered … Continue reading →
Franconia Notch’s Flume Gorge Covered Bridge If you say “Franconia Notch”, many if not most leaf peepers will simply nod their heads as they remember their hikes into Franconia Notch State Park. It’s also known as the home of the Flume Gorge covered … Continue reading →
Please Note, You can no longer visit the Jenne Farm. People abused this privilege for too many years and now all you can do is drive down to the house, buy maple syrup, and leave. There is no stopping on … Continue reading →
Today’s blog article is all about how choices affect our explorations in Vermont (really anywhere) and finding ourselves at Vermont’s Dummerston covered bridge. Let’s move on to… Any! Excuse to explore… I love any excuse I can get to explore … Continue reading →
