Maine currently has/had nine covered bridges and we have now completed all of them. (sort of)They are: There is a map at the bottom of the page with pins for the locations of each of Maine’s covered bridges. During our … Continue reading →
This is one of those easy to get to, but out-of-the-way places, that are great side stops on our journeys. This one is just off Route 119 in North/Central Massachusetts. You’ll find it just North of Fitchburg MA. Lisa and … Continue reading →
Everybody loves fall color reflections, and I just got a letter in my mailbag asking about driving across 6 states to get reflections of fall colors. I’m not positive but there are millions of fall color reflections in New England. I’m posting four … Continue reading →
The question is “If the weather is crappy, is my New England trip ruined”? I wish I could say the answer was simple but it isn’t. I will post some different shots from my travels and I will attempt to … Continue reading →
This is a re-write of an article written in 2015. it was titled “Can you “wing it” on Columbus day weekend?”… The rules used to be that on Monday-Thursday you could wing it. Friday thru Sunday, get reservations. From 1999 … Continue reading →
The most asked question that I receive during the year is… “I’m coming in early September or October, what should I see?” I almost always invariably have to answer that broad question with more questions. My goal with my writing … Continue reading →
This article was from our trip between 20 and 22 October 2019. I was NOT hearing about peak anywhere in New England after bad weather tore through last week. On this trip in 2019, I don’t think I really found … Continue reading →
This is the third home that I have photographed in New England that Robert Frost owned or rented. You can find a link to the article on his home in Derry NH and a link to his summer cottage in … Continue reading →
Also… Bad weather “can” be good weather + 15 locations to look for great colors Bad weather is good for Photographs, IF, maybe, kinda-sorta OK, low pressure means rain and wind. Generally, this is not the kind of weather we want … Continue reading →
I hate to say this but I have always tackled Acadia National Park in the Spring. If you were to visit in mid-October, you would find these carriage roads filled with the backdrop of Maine’s fall colors. The carriage roads … Continue reading →
