Welcome leaf peepers, to one of my favorite New Hampshire scenic drives. What Will You Find North of the Kancamagus Highway? It’s a long one with 2 churches, 1 stone tower, 3 covered bridges, a grist mill (really in VT, but only … Continue reading →
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2The Blair Covered Bridge is fairly new only being around 190 years old and it crosses the Pemigewasset River near Campton, New Hampshire. You may be going, yup, another covered bridge. But if you haven’t visited this one or the … Continue reading →
Rest stop for foliage viewing Somewhere between New Hampshire and Vermont on Interstate Highway 89, you’ll find the Springfield rest stop. Actually, it’s mile marker 39.4 on the Northbound side between the exit for George’s Mills (before) and NH-10 (after). Most … Continue reading →
Why would I go to a cemetery to photograph fall colors? What are some of the things that you really enjoy seeing in fall foliage pictures? Here are a few of mine. Wouldn’t any of these scenarios make really nice … Continue reading →
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3There are many Iconic locations in Vermont, and just as many books to tell you about them. I found this one out on Amazon. (affiliate link on Amazon) Check the map out below and you will find the town of … Continue reading →
A reader asked me about leaf peeping and RV routes in New England. So I thought I would write up what I know about RVing through New England’s fall foliage. (No big difference from anywhere else) I used to own a … Continue reading →
Traveling around New England for fall foliage can have its ups and downs. You might miss the best foliage, but you might come across a gem in the rough to stay at. We were in Vermont at mid-week, you might … Continue reading →
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8This is what I call a Vermont Backroad Ramble in Autumn. There are quiet backroads in every state, and this is but one for you to explore. Please read the important notice below! Our day started over in New Hampshire … Continue reading →
Hartman’s Herb Farm B&B in Central MA
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12I haven’t had much to do with “real” TV up to this point. I’ve Skyped (tells you it was a while ago) several times with the Weather Channel, but this time I had an interview with CBS Sunday Morning (which … Continue reading →