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4It always amazes me where in the world people come from to view our beautiful New England fall foliage. Of course maybe it’s to get away from the heat down there but then they do have all those miles of … Continue reading →
Exploring hidden scenic drives in October. I’ve said this hundreds of times but looking for popular scenic drives is not always your best bet. Sometimes just being out on the back roads can be just as beautiful as an official … 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 →
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7Where are the Iconic Vermont locations? We’re going to take a Scenic Vermont drive in central Vermont near Woodstock to three of my favorite iconic Vermont locations,the town of Woodstock Vermont, The Jenne Farm in Reading Vermont, The Sleepy Hollow Farm in … 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 →
Article by Elisa Shaw, landscape and nature photographer in New York. Hudson Valley Fall Foliage Favorites Just 3 hrs west of Boston or 2 hrs north of NYC, lies New York’s Hudson Valley, perhaps one of the finest places in New York … Continue reading →
Choosing scenic locations for an autumn trip I just got a message from an old friend up in New Hampshire and they just moved. They now live on Meetinghouse Road and I thought to myself that this is the … 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 →
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 →