What are good dates for Fall Foliage in Vermont? This could also say, New Hampshire or Maine… As you read this, you will note that I started talking about Vermont. Then I’ll transition to some Northwestern New Hampshire zones as well. … Continue reading →
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4Hi, Foliage fanatics! Someone posted in a group chat that they hate “Leaf Peepers”…?? Can you believe that? I’m betting that this was someone who was trying to get somewhere on Columbus Day Weekend and didn’t want to wait. What … Continue reading →
Marketing Fall Foliage I recently researched a Google search result from a Vermont vacation website saying “Visit Vermont during peak fall foliage in early to mid-Sept!” If you are an experienced leaf peeper then you will know that (real) leaf … Continue reading →
This Fall Foliage question was written in 2012 and looking back it’s still mostly relevant. Email question from a reader, after she read one of my reports (it could be a report from anybody) Jeff, just got this, just read … Continue reading →
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6Have you explored Smuggler’s Notch? If you are saying that you drove Smuggler’s Notch and crossed it off your bucket list, and thought it was a nice scenic drive, then I’ll ask again. Have you really explored it??? I first drove … Continue reading →
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47The #1 question that I get every year: When is the best time for fall foliage in New England? Based on this set of loose parameters, it’s an easy Question… Late September and all of October, Of Course! Rarely is … Continue reading →
Welcome leaf peepers, to one of my favorite New Hampshire scenic drives. What Will You Find North of the Kancamagus Highway? It’s a long one with 2 churches, 1 stone tower, 3 covered bridges, a grist mill (really in VT, but only … 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 →
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 →