Ohio and Indiana had colorful deciduous fall foliage, but Upstate New York was spectacular. Not so much the Pacific Northwest, with its conifer green forests. New England, however, is iconic, even in its everyday progression.
Tag: Autumn
Gold rush
Sunny bursts of foliage like this, in easternmost Maine, remind me of the aspen of the Far West. Oh, the memories.
Fallen, floating
I can’t imagine living anywhere that doesn’t have four distinct seasons.
Kinisi 263
Anyone else missing
pickled summer?
Endless apples
My corner of the universe is laced with apple trees gone wild. This time of the year, they especially remind me of my years in the Yakima Valley of Washington state. These, though, have a distinctly New England air.
Two geese on a leisurely cruise
The Orange River in Whiting is becoming a prime wilderness water trail for canoeists and kayakers. The nature preserve, with holdings from several different organizations, is accessible principally by water.
Panorama from the north end of our street
I really do love the deep blue of the North Atlantic on a morning like this.
It pays to look down, too
Deep moss beside a trail included this patch. Somehow, I find it rather striking.
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Sleet and mix precip on the scene
We’re bracing ourselves, of course. Weather like this can be accompanied by electrical power outages.
Common Ground Fair folks
passing parade, both directions, all around
young especially with airs of lusty septum rings
combat boots, woven surrounds, none of them
the American idolized Ken or Barbie
nor all of them old hippies
