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  1. Hi Jeff,
    I would like to thank you for all the advice I have read over the past several months on your website. My husband & I spent 23 days in the US & Canada, two weeks of which were in New England, where we were joined by our two daughters. We had an amazing time and saw a lot of color. We drove through Vermont, the White Mountains, spent time in Acadia and drove to Boston part of the way via the Maine coast. I can’t recall all the places & roads, but everywhere we went we enjoyed glorious scenery, even on the main highways. Whether we actually saw the elusive peak or not, I really don’t know, however, it certainly was beautiful and we just loved the many shades of yellows, oranges and reds, we even saw some purple leaves on the ground.
    I can’t remember exactly how you worded it, but your advice some time back about enjoying the vacation without worrying about the peak, put things in good perspective. Thank you so much.
    I hope to be back again some day….

    • Hi Miri, I’m very glad you had a wonderful time! It brings me a lot of happiness when I hear from folks that what I put in my blog actually helps them have a great vacation. These trips are not easy to plan and they cost hard earned dollars (Currency of your choice there) 🙂
      Even if my guesses are incorrect and I hear back about them I learn on what works… but I don’t hear back on bad judgement calls… That is a good thing and means that most of the time I’m giving good info..
      Peak is always a judgement call and as long as you see scenes that make your heart sing.. you found peak… Peak is more a state of mind than a physical reality… 🙂
      Yours truly
      Jeff Foliage

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