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The leaves on the tree that "grows in Brooklyn" are finally beginning to turn. Don't know if it's global warming or what, but I was starting to wonder if we were ever going to see this around here. [See more of this Thursday "autumn" challenge here.] |
Thursday, November 11, 2010
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Wow, lovely words that goes with a lovely photo. Great fall image.
ReplyDeleteI know! Considering the time of year, we still have a lot of green around here too.
ReplyDeleteNice color Alexa.
I am shutter-happy when it comes to autumn foliage.
ReplyDeleteAre you sure it’s autumn or have those leaves simply been inhaling the drift from New Jersey?
ReplyDeleteI didn’t even know this guy did this. But I have to wonder what kind of tree he had been standing under here.
How lovely that they are finally turning. On the opposite side of the seasons, the jacarandas are glorious here. Purple everywhere.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful :)
ReplyDeletewhat a brilliant image, love it.
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Beautiful colors, Alexa, and I love the light filtering through the leaves. We are still waiting on fall colors here. Truthfully, it will be our Bradford pears, maples, and crepe myrtles for us. Hopefully, by Christmas we can get some color - hah!
ReplyDeleteBises,
Genie
TG -- well, it definitely wasn't a shoe tree!
ReplyDelete“Shoe tree.” Ha ha ha.
ReplyDeleteI’ll bet a number of those dropped from some rather nice limbs, though.