Explore the lovely rolling landscape that makes up Connecticut’s Litchfield Hills, where “keeping it as is” is more than a phrase — it’s a way of life.
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RHODE ISLAND FOLIAGE DRIVE Distance: about 40 miles one way Sandwiched between the famed travel destinations of Newport and Cape Cod is a slice of picture-perfect country life reserved for New Englanders in the know. Head southeast from Boston past the working ports of New Bedford and Fall River and you’ll reach a sylvan stretch […]
This Western Massachusetts foliage drive follows the Connecticut River through the countryside, drawing you through multiple layers of time.
From source to sea, autumn along the Connecticut River is a four-part, month-long ride through the very heart of New England.
New England’s darkest season is filled with light. The coolest illuminations shine not only with electrical sparkle but with gigawatts of community energy and pride. Bundle up and take part in one or all of these magical spectacles, which we think are the 5 best holiday light displays in New England. *** Updated for 2016 […]
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Foliage Season in the Berkshires | Slide Show
A collection of images depicting the foliage season in the Berkshires from photographer Eric Rank.
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 […]
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The Curious Tale of Asa Snow
Few towns are without their oddities, and the “ghost town” of Dana, Massachusetts, is no exception. His name was Mr. Asa Snow.
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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.
The Old Farmer’s Almanac is 225 years old this month. So maybe it’s time to reveal how we do our weather forecasting and how we do not. The amazing thing is that the Almanac has never missed a single year since it first appeared in the fall of 1792, when George Washington was still President. […]
From source to sea, autumn along the Connecticut River is a four-part, month-long ride through the very heart of New England.
The top fall events in New England, from cranberries to roots music, plus country fairs, harvest festivals, and other don’t-miss seasonal celebrations.