What is the NEK of Vermont
Learning what the Northeast Kingdom in and where it is…
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Three Scenic Locations for Reliable Fall Colors on October 3
Greetings my fall foliage friends! One of the first signals that summer is coming to an end and fall is on the way is the singing cicadae. Their droning lullaby makes me think that summer’s end is approaching. There are … Continue reading →
Should I Change my Fall Foliage Vacation Plans?
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 →
Peacham Fall Foliage and a Blacksmith
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6Well, you might be confused about this title. When I started to blog for Yankee Magazine a lifetime ago, the wisdom I had garnered from the fall foliage lore masters was that the Northeast Kingdom, affectionately known as the NEK, … Continue reading →
3 Best Places to View Fall Foliage
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 →
Interesting Places in Northern Vermont
The very last weekend in September 2015 and summer kept hanging on. Oh, how great it was to have the car windows open, and the sun gleamed, as Jeff and I set our sights North to find fall foliage! We … Continue reading →
Peacham Vermont in Fall Colors
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 →
A New England Scenic Autumn Road
A New England scenic autumn road, it could be anywhere… No, I mean really this shot below could be anywhere… I know where it is but not exactly… So read on faithful traveler. Peacham Vermont around 2-8 October Pull out … Continue reading →