A trip to Boston, a city where the American Revolution took much of its early shape, is not complete without navigating through its history. In 1773, Parliament’s Tea Act let the British East India Company sell tea to the colonies at low prices, a move many colonists saw as a way of forcing them to…
Driving I-93 through Franconia Notch is a sublime experience. The road bends and slims to two lanes. Kinsman and Franconia ridges close in as you wind through, each slope lit in scarlet, orange, and gold. Every turn wows you, and the next one wows you again. Words fall short of what your eyes take in….
A drive along the Kancamagus Highway in autumn feels like stepping into a live painting. Bursts of scarlet, orange, and gold color the landscape as the road winds through the White Mountain National Forest. When the sun breaks through, the hillsides glow amber and fiery; under an overcast sky, the canopy softens into watercolor. So…