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I for one have never waited around all summer long for the autumn leafs, as I have yearn for spring during the cold winter months,,,But lets face it,They do bring us enough cheer to bring us threw to the new year,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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This shows a leaf from my Autumn Blaze tree. I found the leaf on the ground and placed it on the stone wall for a photo. No invites to new groups please.
It's past peak for fall colors but there's still color if you look for it. The corn fields are mowed down showing the vista to the southeast.
I found these leaves on the ground under my Autumn Blaze tree. We still have a bit of fall color on some trees.
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The fall foliage across Fort Drum is nearing its peak, with tree leaves changing from green to brilliant shades of red, orange, and yellow.
It’s the perfect time for community members to take a fall foliage tour and admire the bursts of colors decorating the post. According to the Fort Drum Natural Resources Branch, forests cover roughly 57 percent of the installation, and the trail system provide miles of access to experience the beauty of nature.
Fort Drum has more than 70 kinds of tree varieties – fir, maple, birch, pine, spruce, ash, willow, and elm, to name a few.
Community members download a recreational trail map at fortdrum.isportsman.net, or visit the Natural Resources Outreach Facility on Col. Reade Road, next to the 10th Mountain Division and Fort Drum Museum.