Is a Fall Foliage Guided Tour for You?
An interview with April Bielefeldt on what a guided tour involves…
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Watson Settlement Covered Bridge
The furthest away covered bridge in Maine. Foxcroft Road and Framingham Roads. Framingham Rd. takes you over, Smith Brook. The Watson settlement covered bridge used to cross the Smith Brook. This was the furthest East covered bridge in Maine and … Continue reading →
Scenic Drives for Early Oct from NH to ME
Scenic drive/s between New Hampshire and Maine
Continue reading →Finding Bash Bish Falls, is it MA or NY?
If you have been here before, don’t start laughing at our naivety in exploring the falls. If you are old, like me, then do not go to the upper entrance on the Massachusetts side. The falls are quite literally on … Continue reading →
Scenic Locations around Sugar Hill New Hampshire
Exploring what is near Sugar Hill New Hampshire
Continue reading →Fall Foliage Tips Before Going Leaf Peeping
I’ve been traveling across New England for 20 years (give or take) and this is why you are stopping in on my blog, for some of that experience. But asking a few questions is but the beginning. You need maps, … Continue reading →
Exploring Waterville Valley Vermont
Well it’s the end of another year and I want to wish all my readers a Merry Christmas (or the holiday of choice you like to celebrate) and as we go into the New Year with Covid on the rise … Continue reading →
What is the NEK of Vermont
Learning what the Northeast Kingdom in and where it is…
Continue reading →Exploring Vermont Ponds in Autumn
Greetings my fellow Leaf Peeps!Let me start out by saying what this article is not. It is NOT a listing of ALL the ponds in Vermont, That would be hundreds of pages and incredibly tough to pull together. Instead, I’ll … Continue reading →
The Nancy House, Pittsfield Maine
Quaint New England in Central Maine In the middle of October of 2021, we had made plans to stay in Bar Harbor Maine, but hearing that the foliage was not so stellar there, Lisa quickly worked on seeing if we … Continue reading →