News From Vermont
It’s been quite a few years that Burr Morse has been sending me his “News From Vermont” newsletter. Today the latest one hit my email inbox… You can alway check
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Our Latest Mountain Dreams
Covered Bridges – Alabama Has ‘Em
The North Alabama Blog has a nice post about the covered bridges still standing after all these years… Covered bridges are scattered all around North Alabama and remind us of
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Grandfather Mountain on Twitter
I saw this in my Twitter feed amongst all of the election bickering… I think I’ll just enjoy the view.
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Celebrating Appalachia
When I first started exploring the Appalachians of North Carolina virtually I stumbled across Tipper’s blog Blind Pig & the Acorn. If you dig deep into my archives, you’ll find
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West Virginia Tourism Office Releases Final Fall Foliage Report
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Fall color has peaked in all areas of the state as the West Virginia Tourism Office releases its final autumn forecast for 2020.The forecast, prepared with assistance from
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Mountain State Forest Festival
The Mountain State Forest Festival originated in 1930 and immediately attracted national attention. Dedicated to the preservation and conservation of the state’s natural resources it annually attracts around 125,000 visitors
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Chilling in Vermont with Trout and Coffee
And even 5 years later… In 2026
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Ken Burns: Secrets of Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Ken Burns sat down with USA TODAY and shared some secrets of America’s national parks. Ken Burns and Dayton Duncan are the creators of the PBS documentary “The National Parks:
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