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- the rockettes link arms for their finale.
- approach with caution
- life is
- wee orange pumpkins
- shrouded farm
- is there anything more inviting on a raw october day
- the last roses of summer
- an elbow of old roof
- the sun has a particular fondness
- one still moment
- the trees
- little red shed
- may your box always be filled
- red house in autumn
- born unicorn
- autumn trails its saffron fingers
- barns reconcile themselves
- such a tender green shoulder
- the air tastes crisp
- seven little squash, all in a row
- something in the way she moved
- in autumn
- do you suppose this fellow
- this image might be a shoe-in
- which would you choose to eat
- for vogon poet
- what would you make
- honey in the comb
- blue towers
- dancing on water
- a most wonderful sort of graffiti
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22 comments:
Another beautiful colors of autumn capture !
Wong
hermosos y coloridos árboles, saludos!
Gorgeous! I love autumn.
A classic photograph of Vermont in fall. This could be and should be a postcard proffered by the Vermont Bureau of Tourism. Please send the picture to them and tell them what I just said.
If they don't agree or ignore you, shake your camera at them!
:-)
I know, I know--the stories--makes you stop and listen.
Autumn in Brattleboro! Pure heaven. Your pictures are eye candy. The white horse is amazing. So clean and pure!
Beautiful colors and it looks like a few storm clouds are brewing.
☼ Sunny
Oh bliss. Fall in America is BLISS.
You have shown a treasure trove of magnificent Autumn colors this week!
I'm enjoying your color. We don't have much here. A drought has caused many leaves to just die and fall. I still have hopes for the ginkos. I"m stalking one in my neighborhood!
We need more trees.
Fabulous! You caught the light just right. It seems that your Vermont foliage is better than we are seeing two hours south on Route 91.
It looks like the sky might have a story to tell too!
The colors are why we welcome Autumn.
Gorgeous. MB
Beautiful colors!!!! I like all your last pictures, so colorful!
This one, to me, is evocative of the Hudson River School of painting of the 19th Century.
..Only to those who know how to listen to them..You're one of them!
Beautiful images in your last posts! Trees are getting the same colours in the UK, not here...
What a lovely name and wonderful colors!
Perfect trees, lighting, sky.
Have you ever run across the children's story The Fall Of Freddy The Leaf?
Very Very beautiful
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