Input wanted!

[jianantonic]

I just wrote this post for Gadling.  It's about fall foliage and where to find the best.  I know most people tend to argue that their home town/county/state/region has the best leaves, and of course I think Virginia does, though I admit my own limited sample size.  So I've asked readers to submit their favorite fall foliage destinations, and I will be doing a follow up post with the best responses shortly.  If you'd like to weigh in, I'd really, really appreciate it.

 

Also!  I'll be doing a gallery in the follow up posts, so if you have any photos you'd let me use (I have some great photogs on this friends list, and of course your images will be credited!), that'd be spectacular.  You can leave photos in the comments here (not at Gadling) or email them to me, or just direct me to your website or wherever you keep said photos.  Thanks in advance:)

Okay, 'tis all.  For now.

Comments

[jkpolk.livejournal.com]

I live in New England and fall foliage is quite great up here but I happen to hate fall colors so I never really keep track of where and when, nor do I take pics. Heh.

[oobermeister.livejournal.com]

the quality of fall foliage depends on the amount of rain, and i don't think we've had enough rain in va to have an impressive fall foliage

[(Anonymous)]

Vermont route 100 (Waterbury -Stowe Road?) is really beautiful in the fall -I think the 1st-2nd week of October is the best? Not sure. Anyway, what I also really love is the Cold Hollow Cider mill which makes not only amazing cider but Cider Doughnuts -pretty incredible and undeniably (what I consider) the taste of autumn. It's really nice to drive along and of course, stop to get a doughnut! Ben and Jerry's is also nearby. :) -Jill