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Wordless Wednesday – Today’s Morning Walk
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10 Comments
Oops, shoulda’ looked at the date first, I’m a week behind. Sorry.
Thats okay, Matt. I’m used to that from you (haha)
Great pics Rebecca, but I’m having a hard time believing you took them this morning 😉
holiday colors in nature. so cool!
Beautiful photos. I was up @ Filoli this last Sunday & got some great photos of fall color contrasts. Autumn comes late here in the Silicon Valley!
Laurie – lucky you! I haven’t been to Filoli in almost a year, but when I go I love to see it in the fall, too. Thanks for stopping by!
Oh my, for not being all that far from us, you have some fabulous fall foliage! The most impressive tree here at the moment is our Big Leaf Maple. Blazing yellow for a day or two…fading to basic boring brown. But, amidst the green of all conifers, it’s nice to have a little variety. Wouldn’t mind more birch and Liquidambar though, that last shot is stunning! 😉
Curbstone – you’re so right about birch trees. So many people forget that they turn a brilliant yellow in the fall. One of my favorites for fall color!
Gorgeous!
What zone are you in? You must be quite a ways south of western PA, we’ve nothing left on trees but nakedness.
Thanks, TC! I’m in Northern California, zone 9b. Definitely a tad warmer than western PA!