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Just wrote up a little story on Foliage-Vermont after talking with a VT forestry official. Seems the problem is going to be with us for several years

Tim

I guess the question needs to be asked..where were these hillsides? There are quite a few in Vermont.

I'd also like to suggest that you try this site for lodging look up. We have a pretty complete list at: www.scenesofvermont.com/list-of-inns.html Each one is hot linked so you can click away to your heart's content on over 600 inns! Also try these links: www.inns-vermont.com www.woodstock-village.co...

Just wondering how people get the perspective on this bridge after visiting the location (in the rain). How does one get that photo that looks as if it is taken on a hill above the bridge? The location actually has a steep, wooded hill where the photo would have to be taken to get the Norman Rockwel...

if anyone wants to post foliage images on this site, they may do so provided that the images are no more than 500 k. You can post your images here: http://www.scenesofvermont.com/absoluteig/gallery.asp Click on the Public upload gallery....you will see an upload button in the top right of the window...

Further to my earlier post...if anyone wants to post foliage images on this site, they may do so provided that the images are no more than 500 k. You can post your images here: http://www.scenesofvermont.com/absoluteig/gallery.asp Click on the Public upload gallery....you will see an upload button i...

There is a list of buttons below the message window when you are typing a message. Just click on the image button and type in the url of your image. We discourage posting images directly on the forums because we don't have the compression software and sizing software to keep people from posting humu...

Took a trip into the Island Pond area and down to Newark. Much of this area is at peak. See the photos on the site:

www.foliage-vermont.com/pictures.htm

I think you may be referring to Billings Farm and Museum in Woodstock. This is a working farm and I think they have Clydesdales. Google for Billings Farm. There is a big website...

It's taken from a forestry road that overlooks Lake Willoughby and Mount Pisgah. It is looking north up the lake.You can drive up to this point in summer and fall, and xcountry ski in the winter

Hello everyone: We've just put up a slide show of fall colors in the Northeast Kingdom. http://www.foliage-vermont.com/pictures.htm The pictures were taken today and yesterday (October 2nd and 3rd). The color is still not at its best, but it is not bad either, so if you are coming to Vermont this we...

No, you will not be disappointed, especially if you are in northern Vermont. There is always foliage to be found at this time. If you have rented a car, you'll have no problem!

No one can tell you exactly when to come because the weather and other conditions are constantly changing. One day is never exactly the same the next day here in Vermont. If you come in mid October you will see foliage color guaranteed, but no one can tell you exactly where in the state it will be. ...

If you take a look at the picture of the day on foliage-vermont.com you'll see that I took a picture of Lake Seymour with the Seymour Lake Lodge across the lake (white bldg). The color is about typical for the area for today (Oct 1). It will be more pronounced every day from now on.

The Thursday foliage report is now up. Unfortunately, the information from the state was not available on Thursday as it normally is, and it did not become available to us until late on Friday night. Sorry to inconvenience anyone. As of midnight on Friday, the report on www.travel-vermont.com (the s...