The very last weekend in September 2015 and summer kept hanging on. Oh, how great it was to have the car windows open, and the sun gleamed, as Jeff and I set our sights North to find fall foliage! We … Continue reading →
Guest post by Connecticut photographer, Mark Spremulli. Trains and Fall Foliage go hand in hand. It’s the smell of the coal smoke, the sounds of the diesel, the squeaking of the wheels as well as the clickety-clack over the joints, … Continue reading →
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 →
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 →
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 →
Stone tower on route 2 in New Hampshire Don’t you just love it when you’re driving along and you look up and somebody has built something that makes you just go Hmmmm? Well, this is one of those things, a … Continue reading →
At any time of the year, this is a great waterfall that doesn’t require more than pulling into a parking lot, getting out of the car, and walking down a wooden walkway to get to it. The walkway also provides … Continue reading →
A mirrored reflection at Coffin Pond in New Hampshire’s White Mountains You are out Looking for fall colors and all of a sudden you see a break in the trees and you see a wondrous sight. You slam on the … Continue reading →
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1Do I need to get out of the car to find good fall foliage? I constantly tell you to get out of the car, well, to see this scenic location, you are going to stretch your legs. I have a … Continue reading →
The beaver pond at Kinsman Notch New Hampshire is left over from the last ice age. As the ice receded, it left depressions in the landscape and this “bowl” has hills rising on two sides, and the 3rd side is … Continue reading →