An Englishman in New England
The foliage around the airport is currently looking very yellow! I stopped at the side of the road and walked into the woods to do some leaf peeping and take some shots with my failing 17-85mm lens. It has been playing up so much recently that I consider myself very lucky to have got these photos.
Yesterday, we took a drive down the famous Kancamagus highway from North Conway to Lincoln to check out the fall foliage. The foliage on the higher elevations was past peak but was still very good in other areas. We stopped at the entrance to Loon Mountain to take the majority of my foliage pictures.
This bridge is at Lake Chocorua in Tamworth, NH. We always stop here on the way up to the white mountains.
A bridge on the Kancamagus Highway:
Loon Mountain:
This bridge got wiped out by Hurricane Irene at the end of August:
The stores are awash with Halloween and fall decorations and fake graveyards and skulls and bones are cropping up all over the neighbourhood!
Not to be outdone by the neighbours, we bought a couple of decorations for the front garden.
