It was rather confusing to see leaves of gold along the coastal areas of Maine right in the heart of summer. Coming from a state where fall is just as green as spring, I reckoned this was regular occurence in this part of the country. Maybe those of you who live up north can clarify me on this. I took these photos during my New England cruise last June while the ship was sailing out of Bar Harbor, Maine. I thought the leaves were gorgeous while the rocky shorelines looked fierce. I would love to visit this part of the country again during the peak of autumn…and will most likely do it by land, not by sea.
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It’s hard to tell from the water views whether those are leaves turning from green to yellow – or the yellow-green that new leaves are. But yes, autumn is gorgeous – leaves start turning in September, and peak is usually early October through the first two weeks, depending on location. you obviously are seeing my posts, so you’ve seen a lot of New England foliage!
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