Okay, one word. Peak.
Wordless Wednesday
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It’s been beautiful hasn’t it?
Just the word I used as I drove through the country side along the Ct. river to my LYS gathering yesterday. Temps in the 70’s, sunshine and the brilliant colors!
The wind is blowing all of ours off the trees. It looks so much better on them then on the ground.
Your red/orange trees are so amazing! We have shades of yellow and gold, but peak hasn’t happened here and it may not, as we had 3″ of snow last night.
Love the oranges & golds of autumn in New England! Today’s drizzle & warm humidity? Not so much.
After the rain last night, all our leaves are practically gone!
You’re a little bit behind us. We were at peak last week. Pretty much all of them, except the oak leaves are down now.
We have lost all of our color and with the winds the last night and today even anything that is still green is gone too!
Beautiful!!
Gorgeous! We’re still not quite there yet but getting closer. It’s been a really good year for leaf peeping.
If I didn’t know better, I’d think you snuck into my front yard to take that shot! 🙂 Happy WW!
Another word: Beautiful!!! 🙂
glorious New England. there’s nothing like it.
Same here. Wish it wasn’t going so quickly.
Beautiful! Things are finally changing here but then it got warm again. Weird.
There are few things prettier than New England in the fall.
OOOOOOhhh … Aaaahhhhh :o)
It’s been surreal this week. Very late. Much prettier than any had predicted. Surprising. There. I filled in the other words.
sweet jeebus let it be past peak soon so I can drive into town without having murderous thoughts every five minutes…(it is pretty, though!)
Thanks so much for the ‘leaf feed’ this year! I am always envious of your fall color, but this year especially, as last weekend’s very heavy rains (8.2 inches in two days!) knocked most of the leaves off and changed the chemistry of the rest. Sad.