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And here is a Fall themed photo for the quarterly banner contest on the Dal House Forum.
Bernadette is making friends with a scarecrow.
This was taken near Telluride, Colorado this fall. I am much less familiar with the names of the San Juan peaks in this area, so I am sorry that I can't identify these beauties. This was a little before the color exploded in the area.
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A visual journal page for my love of Fall... read about it here www.lookbetweenthelines.com/journals/visual-journal-page-...
This a very nice cascade just south of Mill Shoals Falls on the North Fork of the French Broad River. It's listed as a cascade, but looks more like a beautiful small waterfall. This was onne of my top five falls I shot on my trip.
“That old September feeling, left over from school days, of summer passing, vacation nearly done, obligations gathering, books and football in the air ... Another fall, another turned page: there was something of jubilee in that annual autumnal beginning, as if last year's mistakes had been wiped clean by summer.”
― Wallace Stegner, Angle of Repose
A nice example of all the colors of the leaves during Fall in Rhode Island. People travel from miles around to New England just to look at this stuff. They wouldn't like it as much if they had to rake it up all season like I do.
This picture was taken on Sunday on a London Photo Walk. We decided to discover the trails behind the Parkwood Hospital. Not sure what type of flower this is.
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Iowa Interstate's one and only former Rock Island locomotive leads the daily westbound freight past the fall colors through downtown Walcott, IA back on October 10, 2003. IAIS 400 has a storied history, starting out as Rock Island 1275.
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52 Weeks of 2021
Week No. 43 Pumpkin
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How about another autumn shot? The color is done down here. The tips of these aspen have been wind stripped. Who knew? We headed over through the old Lump Gulch mining area off the Peak-to-Peak Highway on our way to the Moffat Tunnel for fall colors and I found this on eDDie's circuitous route to the tunnel. Sheesh! We never found a single mountain peak at either end of the Peak-to-Peak Highway. Maybe this is as "peak" as we are likely to find. Not only that, it's hard to believe that the entire aspen works here might be one organism.
Here is more autumn and colorful leaves from my autumn treks but are these at peak. I probably have a load yet to edit. Some of 'em are a'comin', some of 'em are a'goin.' Wasn't that an old timey saying? These aspen are nearing peak o' the season are surely in a secluded spot. Fall is ever fickle here. This scene is kicking up my serious wanderlust; what's the time? Maybe it is possible to get lost in here? Could I get somewhere? Could I get nowhere? I suppose that someone wants me to finish rheir work project. I bet this would ba a dandy spot to sleep other than where the D&RGW Mallets were pounding their way up grade to the Moffat! The nights are nippy up here. Ahh, just my style. It's about time for southern newcomers who came to smoke, bail for winter.
Looks like a glorious spot for a trek to me! Who cares where it might lead. A guy can wander, take in the color and sniff up the perfume. Who knows what might turn up if I just took off.