A collection of images from photographer Corey Hendrickson following a favorite Vermont foliage drive from Vergennes to Montpelier through peak fall color.
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New England Fall Foliage Forecast Updated
An updated New England fall foliage forecast for the 2016 season.
New England Foliage Zipline Tours
Foliage zipline tours offer a thrilling leaf peeping experience. Here’s where to find them in New England this fall.
5 Secret Autumn Escapes, 75+ Top Events Of The Season, A Trip On The Connecticut River, The Best Pumpkin Patches And Much More Yankee Also Profiles Bill De La Rosa, From Son Of An Illegal Immigrant To One Of Most Honored College Students In America DUBLIN, NH (September 6, 2016) – The fleeting summer heat has the […]
The Berkshires in Summer | My New England
From Tanglewood picnics to modern art, this collection of favorite things to do in the Berkshires in summer offers the perfect blend of old and new.
From source to sea, autumn along the Connecticut River is a four-part, month-long ride through the very heart of New England.
The Two Worlds of Bill De La Rosa
Few people knew what was driving a young man to become one of the most honored college students in America.
As the Hewitts get ready to leave their homestead of nearly 20 years, small details bring back memories.
Foliage reporter Jim Salge will be returning for the 2016 foliage season to provide New England foliage updates beginning August 18th.
Maine Foliage Drive Distance: about 40 miles round trip Sometimes those long lines at Red’s Eats, that colorful little roadside seafood shack in downtown Wiscasset, can stretch almost to the Sheepscot River bridge. That’s why the Midcoast town of Wiscasset is the perfect place to detour off the busy road and onto what your dad […]
Matt Brown | Open Studio
A self-taught printmaker, Matt Brown discovered moku hanga at an exhibit of Japanese prints at the Hood Museum of Art and has been making prints since 1993.
Do you ever stop and wonder what it is that you were put on this earth to do? For Florence Griswold, the answer was art.