Visiting Massachusetts Sometimes people forget there is more to Massachusetts than Boston. Sure, the coast is nice, North Shore, South Shore, Cape Cod, but mid and western Massachusetts if full of culture, State forest lands, waterfalls, and quaint little towns … Continue reading →
I was trying to figure out how to begin this so I started searching for more info on Mirror Lake. This caused some problems which stem from the fact that everybody names their lake, Mirror Lake. Locating the correct Mirror … Continue reading →
What are Small Cabin Motels like in New Hampshire You may have asked yourself, “What are the small cabins like that we see in along the back roads in New Hampshire?” Well. here is at least one answer. How many … Continue reading →
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 →
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1When is the best time to photograph the Canterbury Shaker Village in New Hampshire? My best answer is (while scratching my head, )”Heck if I know!” Maybe a better answer is, of the 3-4 times I’ve been there, I don’t … Continue reading →
Dealing with Fall foliage denial Have you started noticing that autumn is coming to an end? It’s a feeling that some refer to as “Fall Foliage Denial.” Unfortunately, there’s nothing anyone can do to stop it. A few years ago, … Continue reading →
