Everybody loves fall color reflections, and I just got a letter in my mailbag asking about driving across 6 states to get reflections of fall colors. I’m not positive but there are millions of fall color reflections in New England. I’m posting four … Continue reading →
Also… Bad weather “can” be good weather + 15 locations to look for great colors Bad weather is good for Photographs, IF, maybe, kinda-sorta OK, low pressure means rain and wind. Generally, this is not the kind of weather we want … Continue reading →
These are questions that I have received over the years. I also look at what people are searching for when on my site or coming from Google. All these questions I’ve tried to boil down to the most common ones. … Continue reading →
Greetings my fall foliage friends! I hope this finds you in good spirits and most importantly HEALTHY… Lisa and I are like most of you, staying in the house. 28 days of “staying safe” and I haven’t filled up the … Continue reading →
Many people ask me to give my opinion on their travel plans and ask for advice on things like “What is the best day to arrive during peak season?” To help with this, I have compiled a list of important … Continue reading →
I was trying to figure out how to begin this so I started searching for more info on Mirror Lake. This caused some problems which stem from the fact that everybody names their lake, Mirror Lake. Locating the correct Mirror … Continue reading →
When people come to this website, they ask two basic questions: “Where can I find fall foliage in Vermont?” and “When can I find fall foliage in Vermont?” When you look at my images, you would say he’s finding “Peak … Continue reading →
What is there to see in Jackson New Hampshire? Jackson NH is tops in my book, year-round! Today I’m going to recommend Jackson NH as a great place to stop, stay or just explore. The things that put Jackson on … Continue reading →
Lisa and I tackled Mount Washington for the first time in October 2004 by taking the Auto Road during our first fall foliage trip together, 15 years ago. This year (2019), we finally decided to take the Cog Rail to … Continue reading →
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12Just the sound of it “Finding Peak fall foliage” rolls off the tongue with images of cool, crisp mornings and red-orange maple trees against a backdrop of dark green pine trees. Maybe you arrive at a perfectly still pond with … Continue reading →