Showing posts with label Foliage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Foliage. Show all posts
Monday, October 22, 2012
A Fern Grows in Duxbury
Last Thursday was a beautiful day for a hike in the woods around Duxbury. With Stick Season underway, there are still some lovely patches of color to enjoy.
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Friday, September 28, 2012
Northern Vermont Foliage, September 2012
The following photos are just a few of my favorites from the past two days of near-peak foliage here in Northern Vermont.
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| Maple leaves in Hyde Park |
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| Route 242, between Jay Peak and Montgomery |
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| A hillside farm in Waterville, overlooking the Lamoille Valley, with rain over the Green Mountains |
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| Black Angus cow and calf in Waterville |
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| Covered bridge in Waterville |
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| Gorgeous maple leaves |
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| Davis Hill Road in Hyde Park |
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| Along Route 242, near Jay Peak |
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| Hyde Park |
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| Leaves in the river in Waterville |
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| Asters near a covered bridge in Waterville |
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| An old stone wall along Davis Hill Road in Hyde Park |
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| Insanely bright maples leaves in Hyde Park |
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| Maple canopy on Route 118 between Montgomery and Belvidere |
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| More maple leaves, against a granite boulder in Northern Vermont |
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Monday, October 17, 2011
Autumn's Last Act
How else could a person begin a blog about living and working in northern Vermont, than with a shot of the foliage? Here, in mid-October, a row of trees shows off the remains of their fiery foliage on a chilly morning on the campus of Peoples Academy in Morrisville.
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