Lisa and I went to visit Family in Northern Vermont and it was raining cats and dogs all the way up on Saturday. Hopefully, that helps with the lack of rain these areas were having. So this means I wasn’t … Continue reading →
Traveling the coastal routes means interesting views and some fall colors. See what you can find along the coast.
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 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 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 →
I started this back in 2020 but it got lost in the pandemic… This was an early year (2020) for the fall colors. So in most other years Henniker, Swanzey, and Keene New Hampshire would not be getting these kinds … Continue reading →
I’m starting a series of these where I’ll give you some of the five best locations for the fall colors. I will try to include approximate dates or at least the date I caught the image. Click here to see … Continue reading →
This article is written at a time when the fall colors in New England were just a memory or a dream to come. Today we will look at sugar houses and farms in winter. New England Sugar Houses At this … Continue reading →
This can be filed under the art of getting lost First… what is a forgotten place? To me, this barn above is forgotten but I’m sure that the owner knows it’s here but obviously has seen better days. The building … Continue reading →
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10Exploring some of the Places in New England Robert Frost lived during his life. Exploring them in the fall or the summer, these are great side trips!
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