Leaving Cape Cod and heading around (not through) Boston, we drove to upstate Vermont, enjoying the beauty of the mountains and trees. We learned in Shenandoah, and it’s been true ever since, that the trees’ leaves in the spring give a hint of what they will be like in the fall—some are light red now, others yellow, and there are many shades of green. So, while it’s not as dramatic as viewing the fall leaves in New England (which we’ve done before and it is spectacular), it’s been really a treat to drive through New England and enjoy the variety of spring colors. For those of you who already knew this information, remember that we are from Southern California, with only two seasons (wet and dry), and be gentle.
love all of this. Can’t wait to see the slower slide show the next time we are together!
All of your posts are so interesting along with the pictures. Sam and I loved Arcadia, I hope it’s warm enough and interesting enough for you both. Great hiking and viewing.
Have fun!
My friend and I did mount Washington on motorcycles – they have a rule – no motorcycles if the wind is over 60 mph – it was ONLY 57 mph so they let us go! Had to keep feet out to keep from being blown off the road! Was pretty cool at the top however Literally and figuratively.
We knew you were crazy, Tom, but this just confirms it!