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Spring  Time In New England

Coming late and staying only briefly, spring in New England is often a disappointment.

The week or two of spring days in April, May and June are a delight, with cool temperatures in the evening and just the perfect degree of warmth during the day, in bright, clear sun.

But the delight of spring may be so brief that New England people  joke “Oh, spring…yeah, last year it was on a Tuesday.”

In the countryside the thaw brings “mud time,” the period between frost and spring planting.

Mud time is the slowest season for tourist facilities, coming after ski season and before summer warmth and school vacations bring out the city folk.

Thus many country inns, resorts, and amusements close for a few weeks in April.

Summer

 The Summer  is filled with outdoor adventures, rich history, cultural attractions, fascinating cities, scenic villages — along with delightful food and superb shopping at every turn. , expansive lakes, white sand beaches, lighthouses, panoramic mountain views, and restaurants with delicious seafood chowder, lobster, and blueberry pie. There are so many places to enjoy in New England in all six states

Fall (Autumn)

New England begins in late September and ends in late December, it marks the transition from summer to fall and know for it’s Discover brilliant colors fall foliage and picturesque beauty – September and October are the best months to visit, but depending on what exact area you’re visiting the trees can quickly change from fiery red to the barren in a matter of days. By  keep in  mind these leaf- peeping tips for your New England excursion, you’re sure to experience the magic of fall in the Northeast and in October we celebrate Halloween in the town known as “Witch City” of Salem Massachusetts where in 1692, the Salem witch trails occurred

Winter (December- April)

 The Winter months in New England December, January, February are very cold and is if we get Snow is great for many different winter sports such as Snowmobiling, Snow skiing (Downhill, Cross Country skiing) and Ice Hockey, Downhill sledding, Ice Skating, Snow Tubing, Snow Shoeing, but after a great snow storm here it nice to see the trees covered with the snow, it can be hard to drive in the snow if you are not used to it and it’s important to have snow tires on your car during this winter months

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