Miles Ignatius said:I go with Guanella Pass Road, about 30 miles west of Denver, in the Rockies. From 6,000 to say 8,000 feet there's gorgeous clusters of Aspens.
Huston said:However the most perfect fall day I ever experienced took place on the perfect small town main street of Jonesville, Virginia, it was something out of a novel it was so crisp and perfect with big leaves blowing in every gust as the residents raked their yards and said hello to you as you walked past. It was surreal to say the least.
*I had no reason to be there, I was just out looking at main streets in small towns, taking notes. And of the main streets I have observed (and I make an effort to observe many) this appeared to be a picture perfect one. I don’t how it actually functions, since I did not study it. If anybody knows anything about this town, please fill me in. Thanks.
JNA said:Highway 89 through Logan Canyon in Utah!
indigo said:at risk of getting booed out of here by my fellow wisconsinites . . . northwestern pennsylvania beats up nort' wi. they've got the red sugar maples and the conifers to set it off --
Agree. There used to be a 300' high railroad bridge near Kane, PA at a little place called Kushequa. It was a great place to view the foilage for miles. It was blown down in a storm this summer. Bummer.
Tom R said:I can't testify about the other ones, but when I lived in Northern Maine (Aroostook County)
Tom R said:indigo said:at risk of getting booed out of here by my fellow wisconsinites . . . northwestern pennsylvania beats up nort' wi. they've got the red sugar maples and the conifers to set it off --
BOOOOOOOO
Last year I went for a color tour in Northern PA, hoping that it would feel like home... Well I was severely disappointed.
Mastiff said:How could you see the trees for the 'tater fields?!