A collection of images from photographer Julie Bidwell following a favorite Connecticut foliage drive, from from Goshen to Granby, through peak fall color.
Photographer Julie Bidwell captured the following images from a favorite Connecticut foliage drive, from Goshen to Granby. We stopped for classic red barns, rushing rivers, and trailing rock walls — just a few of the classic scenes that attract visitors to the area each year.
SEE MORE:Northwestern Connecticut Foliage Drive | Directions and Things to DoMiranda Vineyards in Goshen, CT. Photo Credit : Julie BidwellTexas Longhorn Cattle at Thorncrest Farm. Photo Credit : Julie BidwellOwners Clint and Kimberly Thorn, chocolate makers. Photo Credit : Julie BidwellDairy cow at Thorncrest Farm In Goshen, CT. Photo Credit : Julie BidwellThorncrest Farm’s three story barn. Photo Credit : Julie BidwellFence and color on Beach Road in Goshen, CT. Photo Credit : Julie BidwellStone wall on Beach Road in Goshen, CT. Photo Credit : Julie BidwellDennis Hill State Park, Norfolk, CT. Photo Credit : Julie BidwellClassic red barn and silo along Rte. 219. Photo Credit : Julie BidwellStill RIver, Riverton, CT. Photo Credit : Julie BidwellA patron at Riverton General Store in Barkhamsted, CT. Saville Dam in Barkhamsted, CT. Photo Credit : Julie BidwellBeautiful garlic heads fill a bin at The Garlic Farm. Photo Credit : Julie BidwellThe Garlic Farm’s red barn where they sell veggies and of course, garlic, their signature crop. Photo Credit : Julie BidwellRte. 20 in Granby, CT. Photo Credit : Julie BidwellOwner Gary Cirullo at The Garlic Farm in Granby, CT. Photo Credit : Julie BidwellSaville Dam in Litchfield, CT. Photo Credit : Julie BidwellThis post was first published in 2014 and has been updated.
