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4Last Stop, Center Sandwich NH Well If you have been following along this past month I have been writing about a single day in October of 2015. This day is drawing to a close and I stopped in Center Sandwich … Continue reading →
Welcome to part three of six covered bridges in one day. The day started early with a visit to the Jenne farm for a Dawn shooting and then Lisa and I proceeded through several covered bridges both in Vermont, into … Continue reading →
Where are the best places to view fall foliage? It’s amazing how early folks get going to plan for a fall trip to New England and since a vacation like this can cost some bucks they want to get it … Continue reading →
(This article was written in 2015) First, I want to thank my readers who have stopped back in to tell me how much my research and my miles (currently 3475 as of 12 Oct) mean to them. It lets me … Continue reading →
Choosing scenic locations for an autumn trip I just got a message from an old friend up in New Hampshire and they just moved. They now live on Meetinghouse Road and I thought to myself that this is the … Continue reading →
I bet about half of you already know what road I’m going to talk about. Smuggler’s Notch is what I feel is the twistiest road in Vermont, if not all of New England. Continue reading to find out more about … Continue reading →
Fall Foliage in the Quiet Corner of Connecticut Today we’re going to look for fall foliage in the quiet corner of Connecticut also known as the Nutmeg State. The quiet corner is the Northeastern corner of the state that abuts Massachusetts … Continue reading →
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 →
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 the sun starts to clear the hills behind me, I blow on my hands to warm my fingers. I look across the distance of water, and I can see a small white church’s steeple growing brighter. As the sky lightens the hills … Continue reading →