Fall is in the air in New Hampshire. Our birches have lost most of their leaves. The yellows are blazing and the reds are emerging quickly near the seacoast. Leaf Peepers must be planning their trips to New England… hopefully with airline tickets already in hand. We read that the leaf color in the Lake Winnipesaukee area in the Lakes Region is showing early reds and oranges. With temperature hovering in the upper 40’s this morning, it should only get better. We’ve flown to New England in the fall in years past but this year we plan to follow the procession of Leaf Peepers along the roads. Wish us luck.
To catch a last glimpse of summer, my sisters and I visited Stonewall Kitchen gardens (twice!) in York, Maine where colorful annuals attracted butterflies, skippers and bees. Glorious!
Click photos if you want full size….
And a nice place to have lunch while you’re at it!
LikeLike
We’ve added a few inches to the waistline over breakfast and lunch… plus, all the samples of jams, dips, and sauces.
LikeLike
Lake Winnipesaukee …… I would have to have lessons in how to pronounce that word! Fall is definitely a special time of the year. For me, Spring is better as it is getting warmer and not colder. I have read it will be a much colder winter than last year. I know I will freeze. P.S, I enjoyed your garden photos from Stonewall Kitchens.
LikeLike
WI-ni-puh-SAW-kee!
LikeLike
I have so many new choices for my desk top photo. I chose the the last photo of all the flowers. Looks beautiful!
LikeLike
Awwwww…….
LikeLike
The photos are stunning!
LikeLike
I want a garden just like this one!
LikeLike