Mother-Daughter Travel: Fall Foliage, Family Adventures & Travel Tips with Evelyn and Natalie Kelly

Oh, I love New England in the fall.

We went about two years ago and just had a ball.

We enjoyed it.

The colors, I have never seen such vibrant colors of red, orange, yellows just bursting out at you.

I loved it so much.

So Evelyn, which were the states that you would highlight if somebody from England said to you, "I wanted to be a leaf peeper, how do I do it?"

All, all six of them were magnificent.

We enjoyed the, uh, Vermont.

We enjoyed the, going under these, the covered bridges.

Just the whole area there.

I mean, in addition to its color, it is, its history.

Its history, its history just grabbed us, and I might just add a note about leaf peeping.

I am from East Tennessee.

Uh-huh.

I'm familiar with the Smoky Mountains, where we went to the mountains.

I had never heard that term leaf peeping, and when she said it, when our guide said it, we said, "Now we not understanding her.

What on earth is she saying?" Peepers, we think of peeping Toms or-

Yes, I, I know

... or-

A little hole in the wall that you can look through with one eye.

I know what you're talking about.

[laughs]

These big signs that said, "Welcome, peepers."

Fantastic.

Look, y- you get awards left and right, and really part of it is for your ability to teach people how to plan a trip like this.

Oh, I love New England in the fall.

We went about two years ago and just had a ball.

We enjoyed it.

The colors, I have never seen such vibrant colors of red, orange, yellows just bursting out at you.

I loved it so much.

So Evelyn, which were the states that you would highlight if somebody from England said to you, "I wanted to be a leaf peeper, how do I do it?"

All, all six of them were magnificent.

We enjoyed the, uh, Vermont.

We enjoyed the, going under these, the covered bridges.

Just the whole area there.

I mean, in addition to its color, it is, its history.

Its history, its history just grabbed us, and I might just add a note about leaf peeping.

I am from East Tennessee.

Uh-huh.

I'm familiar with the Smoky Mountains, where we went to the mountains.

I had never heard that term leaf peeping, and when she said it, when our guide said it, we said, "Now we not understanding her.

What on earth is she saying?" Peepers, we think of peeping Toms or-

Yes, I, I know

... or-

A little hole in the wall that you can look through with one eye.

I know what you're talking about.

[laughs]

These big signs that said, "Welcome, peepers."

Fantastic.

Look, y- you get awards left and right, and really part of it is for your ability to teach people how to plan a trip like this.