Tag Archives: Autumn in New England

Discover the Rich Heritage of Shelburne Museum in Vermont

New England Fall Foliage Posted on by

The Shelburne Museum in Vermont is a diverse collection of American art, history, and artifacts spread over 45 acres and 39 buildings. It encompasses Americana from 18th and 19th-century paintings to furniture, textiles, and firearms. Key attractions include the Webb Gallery, Circus Building, Stagecoach Inn, Dentzel Carousel, and Ticonderoga steamboat. Open from May to October, it’s a prime destination for history and art enthusiasts.

Continue reading →

27 October 2023, Fall Foliage Report

New England Fall Foliage Posted on by

Greetings leaf peepers far and wide! It’s that time of year when many of you have gone back home, and you might be feeling that sinking feeling in your stomach that comes when something is coming to an end once … Continue reading →

Fall is in the air, how about a Ferry Ride and a Fort?

New England Fall Foliage Posted on by

There is a certain feeling as the days grow shorter and those of us who live in New England wake to cooler mornings. I start to think maybe I should put on a fleece shirt, and when I go to … Continue reading →

A Covered Bridge and More on the Kancamagus

New England Fall Foliage Posted on by

This captivating article is a compilation of my journies spanning the majestic expanse of the “Kanc,” widely recognized as the awe-inspiring Kancamagus Highway, transporting you effortlessly from its western reaches to its eastern expanses. While it is impossible to encapsulate … Continue reading →

Downer’s Covered Bridge and A Twisty Vermont Route 17

New England Fall Foliage Posted on by

I also NOW call Route 17…  Vermont’s Second Twistiest Road The 1st twistiest road is of course Smuggler’s Notch (Route 108). We took Route 17 for the first time only a while back, during a real slowdown in the fall … Continue reading →