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Eunice Miller
Retired female trucker
Photographer
Watercolor Artist
Gardener
Jewelry maker(beads and glass)
Animal Lover
Blogger lol but you knew that lol
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Wow, the beautiful maple colours
What a year we are having for color check out my Let’s go for a ride post LOL
Thank You
Go a few posts ago like last day of Sept or 1st of Oct to see more NH Color :)
The ones here in these shots can’t begin to tell the story of Fall in NH in 2012 :)
Thanks for checking it out
Beautiful photos. I just love the Fall.
I do as well till I remember what follows lol
Thanks to ofor leaving a comment
Wuhh… such walks must be amazing, right!?
Love when I do not hurt so bad that I can :) so yes AMAZING
to be surrounded by so many living things not angry with each other :)
Peace
Your autumn seems to be progressing more rapidly than ours – lovely colours everywhere!
:) More Oaks and Pines in some shots so now and again a green and yellow or Yellow and Red Maple would appear oh and Sumac
We will have rain now for 4 days on and off rive is in yard already so we must hunt for the reason even if by canoe :)
No wind so maybe trees will hold on to their leaves though we had heavy frost Friday into Sat morning and now temps will rise to 60F and hang around there Sat. AM it was 20F and everything not covered was killed :(
I do get a lot of beach and beading time in now and if no heavy snow lots more walks in the woods as all the bugs are gone :)
Eunice
Lovely photographs! I especially liked the ones titled ‘color here too’ and ‘sun coming through’
Thanks I to love the Fall look
Wonderful, wonderful. My woods are now faded golds and browns….
In this rain today I see many Oak leaves adrift :)
My camera hates the rain so if the sun comes as they promise I will be off to the coastline to see what is going on there
:)
Thank you as well
Eunice
I love wooly worms…did you know they could live up to 14 years! I always try to take them out of roadways where they could be crushed!
Linda
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wow never knew that!