One such covered bridge can be found in the town of Waitsfield Vermont, located in the north-central part of the state (South of Waterbury Vt). This bridge is known by several names. The most popular is the Village Covered Bridge … Continue reading →
Are we going to get early fall colors or will they be late to the party? I’m looking over the current conditions and what the long-range forecast looks like……
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Continue reading →The Allegory Airbnb in Carroll, New Hampshire is a cozy and comfortable retreat that is well worth visiting. Located in the picturesque White Mountains, this Airbnb offers a unique and rustic experience that is perfect for those looking to get … Continue reading →
This report was driven on 27 Oct 2022 and published on 28 October 2022. All images were taken on 27 October. Well, my friends, the fall colors are fading and dropping fast but there are still fall colors to enjoy. … Continue reading →
Well, we are moving down out of the Green and White Mountains and into the lower elevations. I know you want this to go on forever but all good things come to an end… So where do we go this … Continue reading →
Mother Nature has been very nice to us for the past few weeks with little rain and only a few windy days. For the most part, this has been (to this photographer’s eyes) one of the best fall foliage seasons … Continue reading →
Here are ten places to explore this fall that are off the beaten Path. Lisa and I created a list of things that are not the big popular stops like Smugglers Notch or the Kancamagus Hwy that people flock to. … Continue reading →
Greetings my foliage friends, there are several questions out there about the fall colors, when are they going to arrive and where will they show up? I hate to say this but all we can give you is a basic … Continue reading →
Greetings Leaf Peepers the world over! Today we’re going to look at the New England experience that you are coming to see, feel, and taste. There are a lot of facets to this “New England Experience”. You are of course … Continue reading →