Louise & Suzanne Mahoney with Adelaide Jacques take in the view of the Connecticut River and the Pioneer Valley from the summit of Mount Sugarloaf.
Credit: Carl Tremblay
The waters of the mighty Connecticut River touch four of our six New England States. Photographer and frequent Yankee Magazine contributor Carl Tremblay spent the autumn capturing the landscape and people in and along the Connecticut River Valley from its source in the far northern reaches of New Hampshire, through Vermont and the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts to its end in Connecticut, finally feeding into Long Island Sound. Please enjoy this collection of images from Carl’s travels.
Bill Bernhardt, head fishing guide for the Cabins at Lopstick in Pittsburg, New Hampshire, brings in his catch, a small brook trout. Credit: Carl Tremblay
Farmer Krista Diego at Mountain View Farm in Whitefield, New Hampshire with one of her charges, Whiskey the llama. Credit: Carl Tremblay
Great River Outfitters based in Windsor, Vermont runs a canoe float trip seen from Sumner Falls in Plainfield, New Hampshire looking south. Credit: Carl Tremblay
The view of the Connecticut River from the French King Bridge, a cantiliveer arch style bridge, that spans the towns of Erving & Gill, Massachusetts. Credit: Carl Tremblay
Louise & Suzanne Mahoney with Adelaide Jacques take in the views of the Pioneer Valley from the summit of Mount Sugarloaf accessible by a short winding auto road. Credit: Carl Tremblay
Blue Heron Restaurant, housed in the old town hall in Sunderland, Massachusetts, offers up a gourmet menu that taps into the bounty of its many local surrounding farms. Credit: Carl Tremblay
A maple tree at its peak glows in the morning fog along Rte. 63 in Northfield, Massachusetts. Credit: Carl Tremblay
Kevin Dodd at the helm of the Essex Steam Train in Essex, Connecticut which runs tours through late October. Credit: Carl Tremblay
A fading sunset silhouettes a lone fisherman at the boardwalk in Old Lyme, Connecticut. Credit: Carl Tremblay
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Heather Marcus is the senior photo editor for Yankee. She works closely with the art director and contributing photographers to tell our stories about people and place in a compelling way. Living and growing up in New England, she continues to be inspired by the communities, the landscape, and the wonderful visual opportunities the region affords.
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