Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Fall foliage










I've never seen anything like it. It even has it's own special name ~ Fall Foliage ~ which usually connotes the viewing of a tree or forest whose leaves have undergone the change. Thick forest cover in New England and distinct seasonal changes make this part of the world an ideal setting for the types of deciduous trees that produce wonderful fall foliage. Fall colors are typically at their peaks in early to mid October.
Bingo!
And the most amazing thing is that the scene stretched on for miles and miles without end. The highways cut through the forests of blazing colors like a knife. It was breathtaking.

2 comments:

VFR said...

Beautiful fall colors are one more reason for fall being my favorite season.

Lee said...

I've always heard fall colors back east are to die for. We had some neighbors plan a trip back there one year just for the leaves!