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Small towns in New England are known for their windy back roads covered in trees.
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Some of them have quaint street names like Chestnut Land Road.
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What would a New England town be without a local Dunkin' Donuts?
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And gorgeous fall foliage on big, boasting trees.
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Forests of trees basically engulf every other sign of life.
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There obviously isn't a shortage of cider mills in buildings that look like red houses.
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And traditional churches with steeples are abound.
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In one of the many antique shops, you might even find an original copy of Raggedy Andy Stories .
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Or really old and expensive silver cutlery.
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Plus, you also have your "lovely English 2-tiered tea stand" from the 1940s.
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Don't worry, there are also road signs to warn you about horses crossing.
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These towns also have lots of barns, even if the homes aren't located on actual farms.
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Most of them happen to be red.
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Seriously though, what's up with all the red barns?
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Of course, there are magnifying glasses to better enhance your vision.
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Not to mention parks full of water and greenery.
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A New England small town wouldn't be complete without a few American flags flying in the wind.
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Even the market likes to remind you that you're in a small town by labeling its produce section: Country Garden.
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You can't walk too far without coming across a wooden bench under a tree, perfect for pondering and taking moments for yourself.
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And most importantly, the views are to die for...even if you're standing in the middle of a gas station.
