New England's fall foliage is back and drawing leaf-peepers from around the world
Briefly

Leaf-peeping is one of the most accessible tourism things that you can do. You don't have to have the athleticism to be a hiker, you don't have to have the money to own a boat.
Vicky Boesch, of Fort Wayne, said, 'We came out to the Northeast to see the beautiful foliage and the colorful leaves. The leaves were very pretty on the mountains because the sun was out yesterday, and so that makes them pop more.'
Gordon Cochran, of Lake View, Iowa, said he had a 'beautiful ride' on the slow-moving Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad.
Weather conditions associated with climate change have disrupted some recent leaf-peeping seasons, with global warming causing drought that leads to leaves turning brown before reaching their colorful peak.
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