Trip Report - Vermont Foliage Journey

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Day #5 is posted. Mostly it's about stuff in and around Bennington.

-Speak

Escorted an oversize load up route 7, last Thursday, from Bennington, VT to Brandon, VT and the colors were beautiful. This coming weekend will be the last good one until next year.

Colors in MA are muted as I expected. ME and NH colors are spectacular in most areas. Have been up to both states over the past week.

Day #4 is up now. Only a couple more days to post.

-Speak

Day #3 is hot off the press. (Stowe Foliage Arts Festival; Cold Hollow Cider Mill)

Anyone remember the very old children's book - Homer Price? Remember the donut machine that went out of control? Yeah. Have a look at today's adventures.

-Speak

Colors are really good in NH, too, despite the dry conditions. Just past peak from the notches north, at peak in the Lakes Region, near peak towards the seacoast. ST

Old Biscuit - We were married 50 years ago and immediately I changed jobs so we could move to Vermont. Commenting on your blog post quoting Cheryl: We also have never seen the colors as brilliant as this year! Last week we drove from Bar Harbor to Montpelier, and the colors were brilliant all the way across northern New England and continue spectacular.

Old-Biscuit wrote:
Ah memories!

When we were FT one of our adventures was following the fall colors

We started in upper NY State and then followed the changes south to GA for the next 6 weeks

Postcards/pictures don't do it justice

Wow, Old-Biscuit, that must have been an awesome trip! What a great concept!

Here's the blog for Day #2 of our Vermont adventure. A visit to a granite quarry and to a maple sugar farm.

-Speak

Ah memories!

When we were FT one of our adventures was following the fall colors

We started in upper NY State and then followed the changes south to GA for the next 6 weeks

Postcards/pictures don't do it justice