Photo of the Day 10/21/10 - Fire in the Mountains

The sun salutes as it sails west in its endless sliding loop.

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Photo of the Day 10/19/10 - Two Seasons in One Day

One of the many benefits of living in the Northeast Kingdom is that view right there, folks. Every morning, I walk out my door to Jay Peak and Lake Memphremagog (fog, weather, and visibility permitting, of course). We had a little snow in some of the higher elevations last weekend, which makes for a lovely contrast between the waning autumn colors and the impending winter blankets. It’s almost a bridge season here, one of my favorite times as well as one of the most bittersweet, signaling the coming of snow (break out the snow shoes and nordic skiis!) and the end of another all-too-quick autumn. 

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Photo of the Day 10/13/10 - Morning Glow

The Presidential Range of the White Mountains, which includes Mount Washington, is one of the best places on the East Coast for a variety of reasons and activities. This shot is an early morning foray into the cool autumn air near the Mount Washington Resort at sunrise. Honestly, I’d forgotten about this and many other images I made on that trip and just rediscovered them. I look forward to returning sometime soon.

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Photo of the Day 10/12/10 - Frost Upon the Fairway

At the Mount Washington Resort, you’re tempted to stay in bed on cool fall days. However, you’d miss the fog rolling off the Mount Washington Course, through the mountains and across the fairways. The White Mountains are a gorgeous place, to be sure.

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Photo of the Day 07/22/10 - The Hills are Alive

The Istituto Agrario San Michele all'Adige in Italy, a stunning region of Italy to visit.

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Working on a better solution for panoramic viewing, so hopefully there will be an update with a version you can really dive into.