This past autumn was really a good one for clearing some covered bridges off my to-do list. I’m always looking for new ones or trying to get just a few better versions. Sometimes I’m passing by, and it’s the wrong … Continue reading →
What are good dates for Fall Foliage in Vermont? This could also say, New Hampshire or Maine… As you read this, you will note that I started talking about Vermont. Then I’ll transition to some Northwestern New Hampshire zones as well. … Continue reading →
Would you take a “Road Not Taken?” My basic premise in life is to take the road less traveled. Robert Frost’s poem, “The Road Not Taken” is 100 years old yet it still resonates with me today. It’s not so … Continue reading →
Today we are going to explore the question, “When is the best time to see fall foliage in Vermont?”. I try each year to give clear answers to this and other questions. The problem is this, there are no simple … Continue reading →
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6Have you explored Smuggler’s Notch? If you are saying that you drove Smuggler’s Notch and crossed it off your bucket list, and thought it was a nice scenic drive, then I’ll ask again. Have you really explored it??? I first drove … 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 →
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5Do You Have a Favorite Tree? Basically, I’m wondering if I’m a little strange (my friends are going, Duh!) 🙂 But I like to visit a tree standing over a stone fence in Franconia Notch that I first found in … Continue reading →
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3What’s a Notch? You find them all over Northern New England and therein lies the clue… Northern New England has most of the taller mountains and between all these higher peaks are low passes or notches. I have written about … Continue reading →