Finding New England fall colors by hiking Today’s article, as you can guess will cover: I had a talk with Jeff Sinon, who is a New Hampshire photographer. He is also one of those folks who has scaled many if … 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 →
The Taft Covered Bridge was built in the late 1800s in Dummerston Vermont. In 1952 it was dismantled and shipped to Old Sturbridge Village in Massachusetts. At this time it was called the Dummerston Covered Bridge. If you search for … Continue reading →
To start with; many people come to New England during the October fall foliage time looking for one thing… “Peak Fall Foliage“ These “Leaf Peepers 1” have one thing in mind, finding the “mythical” peak fall color, and this leaves them exhausted … Continue reading →
King Richard’s Renaissance Faire opens for another year’s fun and frolic in Carver Massachusetts Weekends between the beginning of September and the 3rd weekend in October. With colorful jugglers, knights jousting from horseback, and a 16th-century marketplace, including handmade crafts, … Continue reading →
Today’s exploration has been rewritten several times and to this end, I’m including it as a scenic drive because it’s on Route 4 in Western New Hampshire near Enfield. You’ll find this between Grafton and Canaan New Hampshire and we … Continue reading →
