Where are the best places to view fall foliage? It’s amazing how early folks get going to plan for a fall trip to New England and since a vacation like this can cost some bucks they want to get it … Continue reading →
(This article was written in 2015) First, I want to thank my readers who have stopped back in to tell me how much my research and my miles (currently 3475 as of 12 Oct) mean to them. It lets me … Continue reading →
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 my friend Linda Baird-White of Vermont perspectives. You can also find her on Facebook at Linda Baird-White. Welcome to my home state of Vermont Autumn signs are now emerging through the movement of wildlife, harvests and trees like … Continue reading →
The Covered Bridges of Northfield VT I drove many times up Route 12 in Vermont. I even stopped in at my dad’s alma mater, Norwich University. I took him there once, so he could look over the parade grounds that he … Continue reading →
I hear this so often that I felt it was time to talk about it again. I consider peak fall foliage to be mythical. Now you may be wondering how I can say that. You look through my galleries and … Continue reading →
Do you worry about finding a room during your fall foliage vacation? Remember! In a comment, Misty asked me where I would recommend finding a room for her fall foliage vacation. This is a tough one for me since over the past … Continue reading →
I’m guessing many of you can already guess which road I’m about to mention. Smuggler’s Notch is, in my opinion, the most winding road in all of Vermont—possibly even all of New England. Keep reading to learn more about this … Continue reading →
The Northfield 5 A Story of 5 Covered Bridges, by Jeff Folger.This is one of my favorite towns for covered bridges in Vermont, if not New England. Montgomery Vermont may be the “Capitol” for Covered Bridges with 6 official covered … Continue reading →
Please Note, You can no longer visit the Jenne Farm. People abused this privilege for too many years and now all you can do is drive down to the house, buy maple syrup, and leave. There is no stopping on … Continue reading →
