FLATTMANN FILES “Quality Is No Accident”
September 2019
FROM THE DESK OF Grady Flattmann
This month marks the 10-year anniversary of the establishment of our law firm, Grady J. Flattmann, Attorneys at Law! To the hundreds of clients we have had the privilege of helping over the years, thank you for your trust and confidence in our firm.
LEAVING FOR THE LEAVES W here to V acation for P eak F all F oliage
We owe everything to you.
Now for the BIG NEWS! We are excited to announce that our office has moved to a new location at 213 W 21st Ave. in Covington, just a few blocks away from our former location. Since its inception, our firm has been dedicated to providing the best client experience possible. Our new office will allow us to expand even more on that promise. In the years to come, we will continue to redefine the attorney-client relationship and exceed client expectations. Thank you again to all of our clients, colleagues, friends, and family for all of your support throughout the years. Here’s to the future of Flattmann Law!
Humans have built some pretty spectacular things on this planet, but there’s nothing quite as stunning as the simple perfection of a tree. They’re beautiful year-round, but fall is the time when trees don their best dresses, lining the nation’s highways and hills in eye-catch- ing shades of red, orange, yellow, and gold. If strolling through a grove of colorful trees is one of your favorite fall activities, then it might be time for a pilgrimage in search of the most colorful foliage America has to offer. Autumn is an underrated travel season, so airfare to the top leaf-lined places in the country is more affordable than you think. There are also plenty of prime destinations, so whether you’d like to trek far away or search out stunning fall colors close to home, there’s sure to be something out there for you. Here are a few of the best spots to visit for postcard-quality views in each region.
THE NORTHEAST: THE KANCAMAGUS HIGHWAY, NEW HAMPSHIRE
New England is famous for its autumn leaves, but among its dozens of vacation-worthy destinations, a drive down Kancamagus Highway (which locals call “The Kanc”) should be at the top of your to-do list in the first few weeks of October. Dubbed “The Ultimate New Hampshire Fall Foliage Drive” by New England Foliage, the 30-mile journey offers gorgeous views of tree-lined rivers and ponds, a route through a mountain pass, and plenty of stop- offs for photography, hiking, and camping.
-Grady
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