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What makes New England special?  The people, the places, and it’s diverse landscape and coast line provides a backdrop for the greatest natural show in the country.  The diverse species of trees and shrubs provide an explosion of colors which last such a short time and makes us appreciate it even more.

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Thirty Days to Experience Autumn

New England Fall Foliage Posted on November 11, 2014 by Jeff FoliageMay 13, 2023

Only 30 days to experience Autumn? Confused? Many of you will no doubt be scratching your noggin saying that doesn’t add up… There aren’t that many days of fall color, or are there? In reality, the early color begins to … Continue reading →

Posted in 2014 posts, Diary of a Leef Peeper, New England Fall Foliage, Planning Your Fall Foliage Trip | Tagged Autumn in New England, Errol New Hampshire, maple leaves, Stress Free Vacation | Leave a reply

Jenne Farm, Vermont’s most Photographed Farm

New England Fall Foliage avatarPosted on October 15, 2014 by Jeff FoliageJune 15, 2024  

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 →

Posted in 2020 Posts, Covered Bridges, Fall Foliage Routes, New England Fall Foliage, Vermont Locations | Tagged reflections of fall color, Upper Falls Covered Bridge | Leave a reply

Staying in the Great North Woods of Maine

New England Fall Foliage avatarPosted on October 1, 2014 by Jeff FoliageJanuary 12, 2025  

Jeff and I took a long weekend trip to the Great North Woods of Maine at the end of September.   We were determined to cross Katahdin Mountain in Baxter State Park off our “Places to See” bucket list. (Did we “really” … Continue reading →

Posted in 2014 posts, Maine Locations, New England Fall Foliage, Places to stay in Maine, Things To See and Do | Tagged Errol New Hampshire, Greenville Maine, Kineo View Motor Lodge, LL Cote Store, Mount Katahdin, New England inns, Northern Restaurant, Northland Restaurant, Northwoods Outfitters Outdoor Store, Parkside and Main, Rangeley Inn, Rangeley Maine, Unusual things | Leave a reply

Late September Fall Color

New England Fall Foliage Posted on September 10, 2014 by Jeff FoliageMay 12, 2024

How far do you have to go to find the September fall color? In past years, I’ve gone north to the Canadian border during the last week of Sept 27-28 and found nice colors. But do you have to?? Usually, yes! … Continue reading →

Posted in 2014 posts, New England Fall Foliage, Vermont Locations | Tagged early fall foliage, Lake Memphremagog, misty lakes, Newport Vermont | Leave a reply

Peacham Vermont in Fall Colors

New England Fall Foliage Posted on September 3, 2014 by Jeff FoliageMay 8, 2024

I looked out in my garden this morning and many, no, make that most of my flowers are fading away. The thing that catches my attention is the daylilies, and there are only one or two flowers left. To me, … Continue reading →

Posted in 2020 Posts, New England Fall Foliage, Scenic Drives, Vermont Locations | Tagged Little white church, NEK, Northeast Kingdom, Peacham Vermont, red barns | Leave a reply

8 Fun Activities During Fall Foliage

New England Fall Foliage avatarPosted on August 9, 2014 by Jeff FoliageJune 8, 2024  

I wrote last time about a leaf peeper’s big worry… RAIN! I didn’t mean it was going to rain, only that it could happen. Now some people started shooting their comments to me saying: “WHY DIDN’T YOU WARN ME IT … Continue reading →

Posted in 2014 posts, New England Fall Foliage, Planning Your Fall Foliage Trip, Things To See and Do | Tagged Autumn in New England, Cannon Mountain, covered bridges, gondolas, Milan New Hampshire, Quechee Vermont, rainy days | Leave a reply

Fall Foliage in the Second Week of October

New England Fall Foliage avatarPosted on March 20, 2014 by Jeff FoliageMay 9, 2023  

Is Fall Foliage Gone the Second Week of October? Greetings my fall foliage seekers Are you wondering where to go after the Columbus Day Weekend? This week starts with a sound. This sound is of everybody checking out and heading … Continue reading →

Posted in 2014 posts, New England Fall Foliage, Planning Your Fall Foliage Trip | Tagged Autumn in New England, Birch Pond, Carver Massachusetts, Columbus Day Weekend, cows, cranberry harvest, Lynn Massachusetts, peak fall foliage, Pomfret Vermont, scenic overlooks, Springfield New Hampshire | Leave a reply

15 New England fall foliage locations not to miss on 1 October

New England Fall Foliage Posted on March 4, 2014 by Jeff FoliageApril 29, 2024

Greetings my fall foliage friends! As I write this, I’m finding people want to know what they “might” find in early October or late Sept. Here are some examples that I have found over the years. My results may not … Continue reading →

Posted in 2014 posts, Maine Locations, Massachusetts Locations, New England Fall Foliage, New Hampshire Locations, Vermont Locations | Tagged Autumn in New England, Cannon Mountain, covered bridges, Guildhall Grist Mill, Hudaks Farm Stand, Little white church, maple leaves, Mount Washington, red barns | Leave a reply

Beauty in New England Barns

New England Fall Foliage Posted on February 17, 2014 by Jeff FoliageMarch 18, 2024

As far as I can tell, most landscape photographers agree, that there is something special about old barns. Beauty in New England Barns The allure of a Vermont barn in the snow, either in grey, brown, or once in a while … Continue reading →

Posted in New England Fall Foliage, Vermont Locations | Tagged New England life, old barns, red barns, snow, winter | Leave a reply

Lincoln, the Civil War, and New England

New England Fall Foliage Posted on February 13, 2014 by Jeff FoliageNovember 6, 2024

What does New England have to do with President Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War, besides a town and a college named after the President, you might ask?  Most towns have a memorial with the numerous soldiers who fought in the Civil War.  Very … Continue reading →

Posted in 2014 posts, Connecticut Locations, Massachusetts Locations, New England Fall Foliage, New Hampshire Locations, Rhode Island Locations, Things To See and Do, Vermont Locations | Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Boston Massachusetts, Civil War, Forbes House Museum, Fort Warren, Hildene, Manchester Vermont, Milton Massachusetts, museums, New England Civil War Museum, New England History, Rockville Connecticut, scenic overlooks, St Albans Raid, St Albans Vermont | Leave a reply

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Hello, Just wanted to send a quick note to say thank you for your help in planning our New England trip this weekend!

We arrived Wednesday night and I’m currently in the airport about to fly back home to NC. Based on your recommendations, we decided to stay in southern New England- we flew into Providence, drove to Old Sturbridge Village, spent some time in the quiet corner of CT and drove down 169 to Mystic.

We spent yesterday and today in Newport. Everything about this trip was beautiful and wonderful! I have no idea if the foliage is “peak” for the area but for us it was just perfect. The trees were beautiful shades of orange, yellow, red, and some green.

I just wanted to say that I appreciate the help you gave us- we never would’ve known to visit these areas if you hadn’t suggested them in one of your posts and we are had the most wonderful trip! Thanks! Meredith Spangler

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