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 →
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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 →
Traveling around New England for fall foliage can have its ups and downs. You might miss the best foliage, but you might come across a gem in the rough to stay at. We were in Vermont at mid-week, you might … Continue reading →
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8This is what I call a Vermont Backroad Ramble in Autumn. There are quiet backroads in every state and this is but one for you to explore. Please read the important notice below! Our day started over in New Hampshire … Continue reading →
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8Walter Bagley built the Lincoln Gap bridge in 1880. You may be confused when you search in Google because it comes up as the Warren Covered Bridge. Even I have trouble keeping them straight. But This is another covered bridge … Continue reading →
Many people comment and say They are happy with pretty much whatever they find. I’m usually the same way, until Mother Nature is a grudge and refuses to let the colors out to play… Last year
Continue reading →Why Explore Montgomery? You will find Montgomery in Franklin County at the junction of Routes 242, 118, and 58. The junction is Montgomery Center and Montgomery is a mile or so up Route 118 towards Sheldon in the west, but it … Continue reading →
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8I don’t know about you but I love old farms and barns which as you can guess, extends to covered bridges. Something about an old barn that makes me want to capture it. I even have a bench made by a craftsman in Petersham Massachusetts. He said the wood was from a barn built around 1770 or just before the Revolution. … Continue reading →
There is a scenic overlook view of Kettle Pond from Owls Head Mountain. If you are in the Peacham area, this is a good place to check out. it’s a short drive up off of Route 242 from the entrance … Continue reading →