Maybe instead of rules, we should say “guidelines”. Because most people will tell you, who have any experience at all, rules are meant to be broken. In 2012 during September, we were getting low temperatures in the 40s and upper … Continue reading →
Welcome to part three of Seven 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 →
Welcome my fall foliage friends. In the last article (part 1), we started the day at 6:58 AM at the Jenne Farm and then we found the Best covered bridge and the Bowers covered bridge. We then visited the Windsor-Cornish … 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 →
The Road Not Taken leads me to finally take it… “Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and sorry I could not take them both…” (Robert Frost). I think almost everyone remembers this Robert Frost poem and we associate it with so … 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 →
What creates good fall foliage? I was asked back in December by a friend who was getting worried because the mild weather was causing certain trees to bloom. I’ve seen this happen several times over the past years and it seems … 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 →
Where are the best places to view fall foliage? It’s amazing how early folks get going to plan for a fall trip to New England and since a vacation like this can cost some bucks they want to get it … Continue reading →