Are you still out there looking for the fall colors? Lisa and I have been and there is still a lot of color out there. Between the 19th and the 22nd of October, Lisa and I have found that Massachusetts … Continue reading →
The Desert of Maine, located near the charming town of Freeport, is one of Maine’s most curious and fascinating natural phenomena. Known for its strikingly barren landscape amidst lush forests, this 40-acre desert is a destination that has captured the imagination of visitors for nearly a century.
Continue reading →Montgomery, Vermont, boasts six, possibly seven, covered bridges within a short distance, complemented by dining options and guidebooks detailing their history and locations.
Continue reading →You may not be planning a foliage trip in 2024 but if so you may be putting off the planning part because where do you start? This article is a good place to start?
Continue reading →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 →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 →
The Willard Twin Covered Bridges in North Hartford, Vermont are a real pair of bridges. Located just a short drive from the “bustling metropolis” of White River Junction, these charming little bridges are the perfect covered bridges to explore. These … Continue reading →
So, you’ve done Smuggler’s Notch and want to go find another scenic drive. You might say What hidden scenic drive? Vermont’s Routes 14, 15, 5, and 5A are ALL WELL KNOWN. But it’s “HOW” you connect them all together that … Continue reading →
The Fort at #4 is in Charlestown New Hampshire and sits on the Connecticut River. Jeff and I love exploring historical stops around New England and the Fort at #4 has been on our list for quite a while. It … Continue reading →
We might wonder today how we could forget a covered bridge. We don’t really, they are in books and on maps. (pick yours up here) and people like me help keep them alive by telling the stories that need to … Continue reading →