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MC 2006 (ex-ATSF GP7u) leads the southbound Energy Train through Sandwich, MA as the fall colors set in.
Exploring close to home I was lucky enough to come across this scene a few minutes away from my house.
The fall colors are getting close to peak here in Fairbanks. I took a walk to get a few photos of the color.
This is wide enough to be a road for a car, but it is blocked off and goes nowhere. It is, however, part of the bike path at Lower Huron where I put in 24 miles today, admiring the fall colors the whole time.
A splash of fall colours in the aspen parkland region near Hardisty, Alberta, Canada.
6 October, 2013.
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HAPPY FALL 2017!!! It's the first day of fall and the color changes are coming. This image is a compilation of a couple of shots last fall. Not that colorful here yet.
In fact it is in the 90's again today! Yikes. With the lack of rainfall I fear our autumn may not be at it's best but I still can't wait for those fall colors!
Colors are starting to pop. Looks like a good year for fall colors. Took this around 6:45am. No harsh light yet.
Fall Passes Away 🍁🍂
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Viewing cloud streaked skies,
Through yellowing, wind bent grass stalks,
Fall passes away;
Earth awaits the cold winter,
When landscapes are frozen white...
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©️R/Merz #TankaPoem
Digital improvisation created from an original iPhone 11 Pro photograph, and edited on an iPad Pro using iColorama, Snapseed, and DistressedFX+ apps— ©R/Merz/ImproVisions All Rights Reserved 😎
We hiked several miles into Fall Canyon in Death Valley National Park. The floor of the canyon was loose gravel from countless flash floods which carved the chasm.
~ Falling Into Spring ~
Falling Springs Waterfall, Covington, VA.
Feeling the Heat? Get out and visit your favorite water spot. here is One of the more impressive waterfalls in Virginia just a few hours drive from here in the DC Area.
Cruising down Crowsnest Highway (#3) from Trail to Kelowna BC on a 4 hour drive, caught my plane at 6 pm in Kelowna and landed in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada at 7:05, home by 7:45.
Ah...fall. Our leaves have finally changed here in the South, and as of today the temperature is going to be below 80 degrees in Birmingham. Of course, right as fall moves in, I'm headed out! I'm on the road (actually in the air) to the "Wizarding World of Harry Potter" in sunny Orlando today for a family vacation - should be the perfect place to spend Halloween!
I'll be catching up on fence shots throughout the day!! HFF and have a wonderful weekend!
Vernal Fall is a 317 ft waterfall on the Merced River. Unlike Yosemite Fall or Bridalveil Fall it is not visible from the valley floor. We took the Mist Trail to the top of Vernal Fall, this is the view from about halfway. To the top of Vernal it is about a 2.5 mile hike with a 1,000 ft elevation gain. Once we reached the top of Vernal, we decided to go on to the top of Nevada Fall. This was the hardest hike I've ever done. Nearly 10 miles round trip and 2,000 ft elevation gain, but it was 100% worth it!
Taken with my E-M10 and processed with Luminar.
The fall colors are nearing their peak as Norfolk Southern intermodal train No. 234 moves eastbound through Coopers, West Virginia.