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Wish it looked like that here now instead of white haha
ReplyDeleteI agree with you, Pat, although I do like the change of seasons. It would be boring if we had only one all year! Do wish our leaves could last as long as California's, though!
DeleteWhat lovely colours! Thanks for sharing your photos!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Paul! I just love autumn color, especially when it lasts into winter!
DeleteAh, memories of colors besides white in the landscape! Beautiful reds...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos. California seasons are all catawampus, aren't they? Autumn in December, 80° in January (guess where I'm writing from?). I like winter in winter ... but it is fun to visit other states and joggle up the seasons a bit from time to time.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what kind of maple that is? There are some just like it growing in my dad's neighbourhood. We never had deciduous trees here when I was young.
That is such a classic California scene in the last photo ... kind of flat and deserty-looking with a fringe of mountains on the horizon. :)