With the leaves quickly changing as they do every year, Londonderry is approaching peak foliage season. Londonderry News would like to offer this reprint of a leaf peeping tour with Keith Tharp from last year’s peak season. Be sure to come by and see all the wonderful colorful fall colors this year in Londonderry!
I’m not sure how things will look after today’s wind and rain has its way with our foliage but the colors were alive and vibrant yesterday morning. I decided to take advantage of a little extra time and head out on a photo mission around Londonderry.
Purple and yellow chrysanthemums stand out against a rustic stone wall amidst the autumn colors on Buttrick road in Londonderry, NH.
Southern New Hampshire is alive with color this fall, a stone wall lines a back road in Londonderry, NH with vibrant autumn trees in the background.
At the end of a walking trail at Mack's Apples this beautifull New England scene awaits.
Bright yellow maple leaves glow in the morning sun and create a warm background for this wetland plant.
Green and yellow ivy on an old brown barn off Auburn road.
Looking up into a vibrant yellow maple tree that stands beside a field near route 93 in Londonderry, NH.
A cluster of autumn colored trees filled with a variety of colors can been viewed while driving along Old Derry Rd.
Preparing for winter a neatly stacked pile of firewood stands in front of red and yellow foliage.
A goose stretches its wings on Kendall Pond as the surface of the water begins to collect leaves falling from the nearby trees.
Some interesting grass on the side of Londonderry Rd with fall colors in the background.
I visited North Conway over the Columbus day weekend where the foliage seemed to have not reached it’s peak yet. The colors around New Hampshire seem to be coming out at intervals this year, where I see some places with trees which have already gone off next to trees which have yet to change. Hopefully we’ll have some color left for the good weather this weekend.
