Daily full screen panoramas of the color's progression

[admin]

I am posting daily full screen 360 degree panoramas of the color's progression in Morgan, a small community on Lake Seymour, midway between Island Pond and Newport in northeastern Vermont. The first one went up today.
You will find the link half way down the home page of foliage-vermont http://www.foliage-vermont.com

[ctyanky]

Hi Tim: thanks for your work on this, it's pretty cool! I'm sure everyone appreciates all you do to keep the forums going as well as your foliage-vermont and scenes of Vermont web pages. It will be interesting to see how the color plays out! The next couple of weeks are crucial at this point. Love the early color! See you soon! CT

[admin]

Just posted one for today, September 16th. There is a big difference. I would say that the color is now a bit ahead of its normal schedule. Click on the picture on the foliage-vermont home page to see the panoramahttp://www.foliage-vermont.com

Direct link is: http://www.foliage-vermont.com/progress ... index.html

[admin]

You can see a third photo in this series, as of today, Tuesday Sept 17th. The same thing is happening here in Morgan. Foliage color is ahead of schedule, you can see it in the progression.
http://www.foliage-vermont.com/progress ... index.html

I am amazed at those pictures from Mt. Pisgah....Colors here look like they will be getting close to peak by the weekend!

[ctyanky]

Hi Tim: I mentioned on another post that my contractor who has a vacation home in Ascutney said the color there was a week ahead of normal (not ahead of last year's week to 10 day foliage delay). We have A LOT of reds popping out all over in northern CT, esp. the NW hills. I'm not arriving until a week from this Thursday, so hope it hangs on in the NEK! Oh well, it is certainly looking like a great season no matter when/where the colors peak out. CT