The vortex post will be tomorrow -- meabwhile, here are some pretty pictures . .
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Really, I'd thought I was done with autumn leaves and then, at the school where my Wednesday night classes meet, there was this absolutely GLORIOUS row of maples. . .
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Those are gorgeous and they really pop on the purple page!
The fire of Fall, Vicki.
WOW! Spectacular! I wouldn't have been able to resist taking photos, either. I also feel like Autumn is so fleeting, one just can't have too many pictures of it.
Absolutely exquisite pictures and the most vivid of color!!!!! WOW!!! Wishing you well!! Cathy
Ms. A said it all - the maples really pop on the purple page. Amazing how changing a back ground color can make such a difference.
Sam
Beautiful! I keep thinking I'm done with the leaves too, but they are not quite done with me yet! Thanks for sharing these amazing colors.
nice red orange and yellows...i probably see 100 shades out my window right now...
Maple trees are kings in Autumn!
Beautiful! Beautiful pics!
Absolutely gorgeous! Such vivid color.
I thought we were done with pretty leaves too and then were bowled over with awesomeness on a spur of the moment road trip last week.
Your Fall is gorgeous!
Deanna
Hello Vicki
Lovely indeed!
Hope you will have a great week end.
Best
Tracy :)
Glorious! What a treat. The wind and rain stripped the last of our out yesterday. But you bring that back today.
Aren't the maples amazing? Among the first to change color, and now they are still showering us with the reds! I also heard chattering of leaves in the wind today...or maybe branches against each other. Lovely! I'm lucky to be close to the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Surprisingly there was not much color in New England while I was there. There's more here in NC/SC which is unusual. Great pics.
Perfect title for this post.
I've had the same experience today. I thought it was all basically over, the glorious color show along with the need to keep my camera within arm's length at all times. Sadly, I bid goodbye to October, and grudgingly welcomed November. But today, as I ran errands around town, I was surprised. Here and there, after a row of bare limbed trees, suddenly an explosion of color!
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