This journey begins at West Quoddy Head Light the most easterly structure in the United States One of the most popular sights in Maine are the thousands of hectares of wild blueberry fields which grow naturally in scrub land around pine forests Bar Harbor was discovered in the mid19th century by artists and within ten years rich industrialists began building summer homes along the coast

Our journey begins in the capital of Maine Augusta Once a thriving seaport it is now the seat of government for this rugged scenic state Dropping south its on to the midcoast region in the Gulf Of Maine and the dramatic cliffs at Pemaquid Point The journey takes us to Monhegan Island for a birdseye view of island life

We begin in Portsmouth on the New Hampshire coast Following the shoreline well turn inland toward Exeter one of the states oldest towns Then its over New Hampshires famed autumn foliage on the way to one of the top race tracks in the US the New Hampshire Motor Speedway Well visit some of the states most impressive lakes before continuing into the vast range of the White Mountains

This journey begins at Vermonts State Capital Montpelier with its golden domed state house From there we travel northwest to Ben and Jerrys ice cream factory We then fly to Middlebury College founded over two centuries ago in 1800 Near the little town of Ripton is the farmstead of the world renowned poet Robert Frost who lived and wrote in it during the summer months

This journey begins at the Plymouth Plantation a recreation of the first European settlement before moving up the coast to the modern town of Plymouth where the Mayflower has been reconstructed On the way north towards the capital of Massachusetts Boston we pass the town of Quincy and home to one of the founding fathers of the American Revolution and also its second president John Adams

We begin in Lexington where the first shots of the American revolution were fired before traveling north to the textile factories of Lawrence and Lowell Then we head west to Amherst former home to Emily Dickinson Then we see the Berkshires a place known for its love of arts and architecture Our journey ends in Springfield where George Washington created the first federal armory

This journey begins on the southern shore of Block Island at the clay cliffs of the Mohegan bluffs As we head to the mainland we pass over the twin point lighthouse and twin fishing villages of Galilee and Jerusalem Continuing our journey we travel along a swamp reservation to Wesquage Pond before visiting Conanicut Island formerly the residence of tribe leader Chief Conanicus

From Buffalo head to the Genesee River to take in a few waterfalls Then head to the Finger Lakes Ithaca and Syracuse Next are the Old and New Erie Canals before arriving at Saratoga Springs

This journey begins in the north of the state at the Winterthur Museum before heading south towards Wilmington From there we follow the river to New Castle and its historic houses To the south is Pea Patch Island and Fort Delaware protecting the approach to the capital Continuing south is Dover and the International Speedway Track as well as a large US Airforce base

This journey begins at the popular beach resort of Ocean City Crossing the peninsula we stop at the fishing town of Crisfield nicknamed Crab Capital of the World Back across the water we find the dense marshlands of Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge Its then on to St Michaels which after the war of independence came to be known as The town that fooled the British