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  1. You are right on the money, Jeff. Some of my best fall photos were taken in cemeteries. Whenever I travel back to New England in the fall I always have several cemeteries on my itinerary to visit. Two of my favorite fall locations is Bedford Center Cemetery, in Bedford, NH and the Sunnyside Cemetery in Sugar Hill, NH. Pine Hill in Dover is definitely on my list for a future visit!

  2. You are right on the money, Jeff. Some of my best fall photos were taken in cemeteries. Whenever I travel back to New England in the fall I always have several cemeteries on my itinerary to visit. Two of my favorite fall locations is Bedford Center Cemetery, in Bedford, NH and the Sunnyside Cemetery in Sugar Hill, NH. Pine Hill in Dover is definitely on my list for a future visit!

  3. I too love to photograph in cemeteries in fall. We often visit NE in October to enjoy the beauty of fall foliage. The cemeteries are always fascinating to me. The beautiful headstones and the age of the graves add to it. Love what I’ve seen in Massachusetts and Maine. Need to visit some in NH too.

  4. I too love to photograph in cemeteries in fall. We often visit NE in October to enjoy the beauty of fall foliage. The cemeteries are always fascinating to me. The beautiful headstones and the age of the graves add to it. Love what I’ve seen in Massachusetts and Maine. Need to visit some in NH too.

  5. Three cemeteries that we have visited and make for wonderful fall photos are: Peacham, VT, Barre, VT, and Bennington, VT.

  6. Three cemeteries that we have visited and make for wonderful fall photos are: Peacham, VT, Barre, VT, and Bennington, VT.

  7. Cemeteries are a great place to find well loved trees displaying brilliant colors, also I find cemeteries hold a lot of love for those laid to rest there! Some of my favorites – the cemetary in Barre, I believe Hope is the name, and there are others… usually any along the roads that I can see big trees I turn into — also the cemetery in Bennington, Vermont near the Old First Church is interesting as the resting place of Robert Frost

  8. Cemeteries are a great place to find well loved trees displaying brilliant colors, also I find cemeteries hold a lot of love for those laid to rest there! Some of my favorites – the cemetary in Barre, I believe Hope is the name, and there are others… usually any along the roads that I can see big trees I turn into — also the cemetery in Bennington, Vermont near the Old First Church is interesting as the resting place of Robert Frost

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