Birch Ridge Inn, Killington Vermont, Friday September 14, 2007

Birch Ridge Inn, Killington Vermont, Friday September 14, 2007

Fall foliage season is coming! Once again this year, we will be posting a fall foliage picture of the Birch Ridge Inn regularly on Killingtonblog.com so visitors can track the changing colors of the trees in the Killington area.

The photos of the inn are taken from a tripod mounted camera placed in the same spot each day looking at the front of the Birch Ridge Inn. The front door of the Birch Ridge Inn is at an elevation of 1870 feet above sea level, about mid range for the average mountain top in the area. (Killington peak is 4241 feet for example). The trees at the back of the inn have their roots at approximately 1925 feet, with the tree tops approaching 2000 feet.

The pictures will be taken, weather and time permitting, at approximately 10:00 AM. Time permitting, they will be posted on killingtonblog.com by early afternoon. For those of you who are technically inclined, the pictures are being taken using a simple Canon Digital Elph SD550. Multiple images (3-4) are then being level corrected and stitched together in Adobe Photoshop on an Apple Powermac.

We hope you enjoy, as we do, watching the change of seasons as Summer marches into Fall in the Green Mountains of Vermont at Killington.