I so love the fall. It's the colors and the sounds and the feelings of regret that the outdoor days will be over and the excitement that cool crisp and cold and dreary are coming. We have one more mountain driving trip planned. I love the smell of fallen leaves and the sounds of crunching leaves.
absolutely! And I can't imagine the students really care if they get the paper a few days later. I mean, you do have to have priorities, and in this area, at this time of year, the priority is exactly to savor each last ray of sunshine. Because it's another 6 months before we come out on the other side of winter...
All your pics of the foliage and the outdoors are gorgeous. The colors are incredible-- they almost look painted!
Here in NC, the leaves are juuust beginning to turn, and it's in the 50's-60's. Your photos make me miss the Berkshires, where my parents used to live. Fall there is spectacular.
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Just because.
FA
All of the above.
Oh, yes. Thanks for the pictures.
The lake! Now I understand the metaphor about lake water being like glass.
Nice shot! I agree, we're just on the cusp of some awful weather, and I want to be outside enjoying the sun while it's still here.
I so love the fall. It's the colors and the sounds and the feelings of regret that the outdoor days will be over and the excitement that cool crisp and cold and dreary are coming. We have one more mountain driving trip planned. I love the smell of fallen leaves and the sounds of crunching leaves.
absolutely! And I can't imagine the students really care if they get the paper a few days later. I mean, you do have to have priorities, and in this area, at this time of year, the priority is exactly to savor each last ray of sunshine. Because it's another 6 months before we come out on the other side of winter...
Exactly.
sounds like perfectly good reasons to me!
All your pics of the foliage and the outdoors are gorgeous. The colors are incredible-- they almost look painted!
Here in NC, the leaves are juuust beginning to turn, and it's in the 50's-60's. Your photos make me miss the Berkshires, where my parents used to live. Fall there is spectacular.
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