I looked out in my garden this morning and many, no, make that most of my flowers are fading away. The thing that catches my attention is the daylilies, and there are only one or two flowers left. To me, … Continue reading →
I wrote last time about a leaf peeper’s big worry… RAIN! I didn’t mean it was going to rain, only that it could happen. Now some people started shooting their comments to me saying: “WHY DIDN’T YOU WARN ME IT … Continue reading →
Every spring the air around rural New England fills with the aroma of sweet Maple Dumpling deliciousness. Similarly, when brandy is aged in its oak barrels, it gives off an aroma that the French monks called la part des anges – … Continue reading →
Is Fall Foliage Gone the Second Week of October? Greetings my fall foliage seekers Are you wondering where to go after the Columbus Day Weekend? This week starts with a sound. This sound is of everybody checking out and heading … Continue reading →
Greetings my fall foliage friends! As I write this, I’m finding people want to know what they “might” find in early October or late Sept. Here are some examples that I have found over the years. My results may not … Continue reading →
As far as I can tell, most landscape photographers agree, that there is something special about old barns. Beauty in New England Barns The allure of a Vermont barn in the snow, either in grey, brown, or once in a while … Continue reading →
What does New England have to do with President Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War, besides a town and a college named after the President, you might ask? Most towns have a memorial with the numerous soldiers who fought in the Civil War. Very … Continue reading →
Stone tower on route 2 in New Hampshire Don’t you just love it when you’re driving along and you look up and somebody has built something that makes you just go Hmmmm? Well, this is one of those things, a … Continue reading →
Today I’m going to give you three very important techniques that will help you minimize bad fall foliage experiences. We all know you love coming to New England and finding great fall foliage. But during 2005, I heard the wailing … Continue reading →
At any time of the year, this is a great waterfall that doesn’t require more than pulling into a parking lot, getting out of the car, and walking down a wooden walkway to get to it. The walkway also provides … Continue reading →
