All of you who can't get to New England for the fall colors might want to
consider that the leaves are turning very nicely here in southern Indiana.
I doubt if the colors are as vivid as the are in NE, since we haven't been
getting much cold weather lately, but the hills are covered with a
beautiful array of reds, yellows, oranges, browns, and greens.
On the other hand, go to New England. I'm sure they need the extra
people, and kind of like things a little less crowded around here. :-)
Jim Ruwaldt
'72 TR6 CC79338U
Bloomington, IN
On Sun, 12 Oct 1997 HMENTZEN@aol.com wrote:
> It has been absolutely great leaf peeping weather here in Western MA. We
> stayed away from the popular routes leading into the Berkshires. Instead, we
> drove the backroads through quaint little towns like Monson, Brimfield
> (famous for its flea markets), Warren, Spenser, Ware (not where), Palmer ,
> and Wilbraham. They do sound English! We saw only 1 LBC. It was a yellow
> Triumph in Ware. This weekend was just more reason to keep the Spit running
> and forget about those M cars.
> Lets not sell our cars, instead lets drive them.
>
> Hans Mentzen
> 79 Spit
>
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