Rushing water, stone outcroppings, fall foliage colors lining the river and nearby camping available… Coos Canyon has it all. Finding Coos Canyon Coos Canyon was something I found on my way (to or from) Rangeley Lake in Maine. Coos Canyon is … Continue reading →
Today’s blog article is all about how choices affect our explorations in Vermont (really anywhere) and finding ourselves at Vermont’s Dummerston covered bridge. Let’s move on to… Any! Excuse to explore… I love any excuse I can get to explore … Continue reading →
Concord’s History This is the third excursion on or near the Battle Road between Lexington and Concord Massachusetts. We started on Lexington Green and proceeded up the road to the Hartwell Tavern and its wonderful wooden buildings. Today we’re going up … Continue reading →
To start off this Historic tour you might want to also visit Lexington Massachusetts and/or Concord Massachusetts. Route 2A more or less connects both of these towns that weigh so heavily in Revolutionary history. But I want to note that … Continue reading →
Historic Lexington is known for many things. On April 19, 1775, a battle on Lexington Green between the Minuteman and British redcoats started the American Revolutionary War. No muskets were going off this day but there was an explosion of … Continue reading →
Peak color in mid-late October? Head to the coast Below are a couple of the rules for finding late October “peak” fall foliage: Based on my rules above, even if you start your search for peak fall foliage in late … Continue reading →
The two Salem towns covered in this article are: But according to Wikipedia there are @48 Salem’s in the US. They don’t list New Salem so I guess there are now 49ish Salem’s. 🙂 This article will only cover exploring … Continue reading →
My criteria on what makes a good cemetery to visit are pretty simple. You may or may not agree with me but this is what I look for. Cemeteries that I have explored I have also included 3 bonus cemeteries … Continue reading →
Just picture it… Multi-hued palm trees and walking along the beach with a cool wind of 85+ degrees? (Gotcha!) I bet you are reading the title and scratching your head right about now and wondering if I’ve gone off my … Continue reading →
A New England scenic autumn road, it could be anywhere… No, I mean really this shot below could be anywhere… I know where it is but not exactly… So read on faithful traveler. Peacham Vermont around 2-8 October Pull out … Continue reading →
