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...I love your "Trix cereal" description!

I often remark "Froot Loops" as I travel across Vermont this season

...courtmel, my sentiments exactly!! Was stunned by the Mt. Mansfield/ Stowe area over the weekend of Sept. 27-29.
Thankful that we who were there were all so fortunate.

amsy82, I wouldn't worry too much about the colors disappearing! Was just on I-89 between Montpelier and Sunapee, NH yesterday (Oct. 1), and can tell you that-- although there are definitely ribbons/ bands of peak and just-past-peak colors-- there are also MANY locations with near-peak and peak colo...

Hey there Snowboarder, While I empathize with some of your observations, I think you might be tacking a little "hard" on Mother Nature. I'm kinda with wxman1976, ctyanky and mmvt: You gotta have some perspective over the seasons, and appreciate what is there. I've been a life-long New Englander, wit...

Hi Carol, You're right-- If you're riding the chairlift at Burke, you can only go midway or so. If you're driving, you can take the toll road to the top... and if you can stomach it, walk to the top of the old fire tower for truly mind-blowing vistas! I went again this past Saturday, and it was quit...

Ctyanky, what a panorama at the top of Jay! It was a post-frontal morning, so you could see sharply and clearly from the White Mountains of NH to the Adirondacks of NY to the skyscrapers of Montreal. Of course, most exciting was what you could see up close-- the emerging colors on the Jay-Montgomery...

Just spent the weekend at Jay Peak-- Although green still predominates by far, there are stunning stabs-here, explosions-there of yellows from brown mustard to lemon-lime, reds from candy-apple to faded burgundy, oranges from fire-flame to pastel-peach, burnt siennas, on and on... some billowing aro...