New Hampshire

Travel in Style

Surfer’s van pulled up at Sawyer’s beach in Rye, New Hampshire to catch the last days of warm water temperatures for the season.

New England

Finding Peak Fall Foliage Columbus Day Weekend

Finally, we have reached the big foliage weekend! In the northern New England states, Columbus Day weekend is typically the third biggest tourism weekend of the year, and the region celebrates in style with many fantastic festivals, fairs and events! Local residents have planned hikes and drives and traditional fun for the long weekend as […]

Vermont

Fall is coming

Covered Bridge on Batten Kill Road, West Arlington, VT. Taken last month on a wonderful trip to New England. I made a point of visiting this bridge after looking at a picture of it on my desktop for the last 5 years. What a wonderful part of the world. We just saw a glimpse of […]

Connecticut

Historic Houses of Connecticut

From the whaling port of New London to the onion farms of Old Wethersfield, Connecticut, photographer Ken Staffey collects the stories behind historic architecture in Connecticut. The following is a sampling of the photos — complete with a mini history lesson — that he shares on his Instagram account. Fowler House in Guilford, Connecticut, has had just […]

Travel

Arnold Arboretum | New England’s Gifts

No other arboretum in North America is so old. Few boast more trees and shrubs gathered from around the globe. Arnold Arboretum, Harvard’s magnificent library of trees, 281 acres between South and Centre streets in Jamaica Plain, has always had two tasks: first, to provide a museum of well-ordered woody plants; second, to provide random […]

Maine

Right Back Atcha

Taken on the lobster boat f/v Up and Coming this summer, this image was taken as the sternman had a bit of fun.

Connecticut

Super Moon Eclipse and Light House Composite

I took a picture the other night of the supermoon eclipse in North East Ct, and combined it with a photo taken in Rockport Ma of one of the Twin Lighthouses.

Massachusetts

Durgin–Park | New England’s Gifts

At Boston’s Durgin–Park, you take a seat in the restaurant’s original North Market location (today part of Faneuil Hall Marketplace) and enjoy the same kind of meal—pot roast, baked beans, Indian pudding—that diners did when the place first opened in 1827. You may even experience the same sometimes-bawdy, often-sarcastic service that has made Durgin–Park a […]

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