Maples in my part of the world can give the most audacious reds one will ever see.
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Sumac Glow
When autumn comes, the rather unremarkable sumac bush takes on very remarkable colours.
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Waiting For Winter
Now that the ground is covered in white it’s hard to remember what it looked like two months ago.
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Late Fall Morning
Winter doesn’t arrive for a few days so it’s still Fall.
But it doesn’t look like it.
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Shrub Colours
Mid-November and the shrubbery is taking on some intense colours.
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Lone Tamarack
The tamaracks are losing their needles for another year.
The gentle yellow-orange is a comfortable colour after the showy colours of the maples, birches and poplars.
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Red
Oak leaves in late fall.
*Today’s photodyssey post is number 1500. Hard to believe.
Thanks for all the views and kind comments over the past 6 years.
Time flies when you’re having fun!
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Orphan Red
At the bottom of Moffat’s Hill on West Peninsula Rd.
This little maple in the middle of a Red Pine bush turns red every year.
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Autumn Driveway
A neighbour’s cottage driveway.
Not long now until all the colour is gone.
To be replaced by white.
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Autumn on the Erie Canal
Visiting Pittsford area this Thanksgiving weekend. The Erie Canal runs through this part of the world.
Autumn is just arriving here.
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