The Where… for fall colors in Vermont? When people come to this website they ask two basic questions, “Where can I find Peak fall foliage?” and “When can I find peak fall foliage?”. When you look at my images you … Continue reading →
High on a hill like a beacon in the dark nights of rural Vermont is what Emergo Farm reminded me of. The stately white farmhouse sits on a hilltop with commanding views of the countryside. Foliage friends of Jeffs have … Continue reading →
Cows Jump Over the Moon It’s hard to say if its the long Vermont winter nights or the people who live in Vermont are more creative. Maybe it’s all the time on their hands during the long winters when the … Continue reading →
Note* this location is no longer available because the gentleman sold his house and the new owner took down the bowling balls… 🙁 This series will be about the rather unusual things that Lisa and I have found in our … Continue reading →
What is a good foliage route from New York to Vermont? This is my foliage route response from a letter in my mailbag. One of your fellow leaf peepers sent me a question. Gayla sent an e-mail asking for a good foliage route … Continue reading →
Happy Cows in Vermont Make Great Cheese! Most people, when they come to Vermont during the fall foliage season are focused on peak fall foliage and where they’re going to stay. If you’re a foodie and appreciate fine cheeses then … 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 →
The Barnard general store like most general stores today is the center of the community. I first found this place (by accident) as I was driving through the hills of Pomfret north towards Groton. FYI, I don’t usually plan out … 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 →
Hero’s Welcome was found along Route 2 on the Lake Champlain Islands, the island of North Hero, to be exact. Lisa was pouring over the Gazetteer looking for spots for us to explore when I pointed this place out. We … Continue reading →
