This article is written at a time when the fall colors in New England were just a memory or a dream to come. Today we will look at sugar houses and farms in winter. New England Sugar Houses At this … Continue reading →
Well, my foliage friends, the fall foliage season is winding down. (this route was driven on 26 Oct 2020) Lisa and I drove down to Connecticut, checking out Pomfret, Mansfield, and Windham before deciding that unless we drove to the … Continue reading →
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1When is the best time to photograph the Canterbury Shaker Village in New Hampshire? My best answer is (while scratching my head, )”Heck if I know!” Maybe a better answer is, of the 3-4 times I’ve been there, I don’t … Continue reading →
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3There are many Iconic locations in Vermont, and just as many books to tell you about them. I found this one out on Amazon. (affiliate link on Amazon) Check the map out below and you will find the town of … Continue reading →
As far as I can tell, most landscape photographers agree, that there is something special about old barns. Beauty in New England Barns The allure of a Vermont barn in the snow, either in grey, brown, or once in a while … Continue reading →
What do you mean by a six-step process for a leaf peeper? Most of you, if you’ve been to my blog before, may have heard me say, “Fall foliage in New England is a continuum” or “It’s an ongoing process” … Continue reading →
Where are the Secret New England Fall Foliage Routes? The real secret to finding great fall foliage routes in New England is simple. All you have to do is just get out and explore the back roads. This article isn’t … Continue reading →