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 →
Far off in the woods of New Hampshire is the ruins of a grand, little “castle.” Part of what is now a conservation forest was once the summer getaway of an eclectic character, Antoinette Sherri, a costume designer for the … 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 →
Well my leaf peeps the autumn has passed most of us by and stick season is upon us (originally written November of 2017) and that means we are left going through our pictures and memories of this (or past) seasons. … Continue reading →
Yes I know I’m usually ALL about the autumn season, well, at some point we have to face facts and just deal with it. Winter and Christmas, and winter, and the holidays, and winter… Well, you get the idea. Here … Continue reading →
Route 102, Guildhall and Granby Vermont As you look at the map you may or may not realize that the border of Vermont and New Hampshire is not Route 91. It’s actually Route 5 and the Connecticut River. for the … Continue reading →
Jeff has been on the road checking for fall foliage, so last week and this week we hit the road. Last week we went to Northern New Hampshire and back again in one day. Phew, long day! If you want … Continue reading →
I’ve heard this refrain in many versions for over 15 years. Will I be Too Early or Late for fall color? “What if I’m too early (or late) for fall color, What can we do to ensure we don’t miss … Continue reading →
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16September is here and that means some of you are already anticipating the first rides north, (I know I am). Some of you are wondering: How far north do I drive to see fall colors in September? Well, this depends … Continue reading →
