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| We made it up to New Hampshire, way past peak foliage season. |
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| Mount Monadnock |
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| Instead, we turned off the GPS and headed East. |
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| Even leafless trees get into the article if they are set before a mountain. |
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| New Hamster went heavy on the yellow. You'd think that someone who writes 5-10 fall foliage articles a year would be able to distinguish between Oak and Birch trees. Nope. |
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| I only know what maple leads look like because I watch hockey. |
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| Anywhere I go, I try to squeeze an article out of it. |
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| We promise to go earlier next year. |
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| We tried to get some non-yellow when we could. |
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| Jaffrey goes all-out on Halloween. |
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| I think it was Vermont and not New Hampshire who got into a Letterman (maybe Carson) joke about new state mottoes with "Maple syrup, you say? Just happen to have some right here." |
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| Arizona's was "Come fry an egg on our homeless people." |
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| Oh look, some water! |
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| I was reading this as "no one falls" before being told that it actually rhymes with "Boon." |
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| Noone Falls |
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| It's tough to not like New Hampshire. |
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| Even I couldn't screw up this shot. |
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| It is odd that the yellow trees have one side of the bridge. |
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| You can only think of so many comments about leaves, so I'm tapping out here. |




























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