Commentary Series
Commentary Series
Kelly Bay Color
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In most parts of Vermont, fall color is still a few weeks away, but commentator Alan Boye took a walk recently where the leaves are already turning.Commentary Series
Jemima
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Two hundred and fifty years ago this summer, a small group of settlers were walking the hills of Vermont against their will – all the way from the southeastern corner of the state to the lower reaches of Lake Champlain. Commentator Alan Boye has the story.Commentary Series
The Buckner Preserve
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Recently, commentator Alan Boye took a walk in a corner of Vermont where he really had to watch his step.Commentary Series
Webster’s stump
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Long before skiing and concerts attracted huge crowds to the Green Mountains, 15,000 people walked and rode by horseback and wagon to a remote hilltop in Southern Vermont for a political rally. Commentator Alan Boye recently visited the spot himself.Commentary Series
Vermont corner
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On a map, the southeastern corner of Vermont forms a precise little point, but on a recent walk, commentator Alan Boye found that the reality looks quite different.Commentary Series
Bethel-Gilead
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If your favorite forest trail is still too wet for hiking this weekend, commentator Alan Boye says that an old dirt road offers a good alternative.Commentary Series
Gile Mountain Tower Trail
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Commentator Alan Boye says that early morning can be a great time to see the world from a new perspective, especially if you can gain a little altitude.Commentary Series
Frostbite
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On a recent walk, commentator Alan Boye got a little more excitement than he bargained for.Commentary Series