Most of the trees have lost their leaves, but there is still color along Nashua Creek. View larger: 1, 2.
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November
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- Still Color along the Creek
- Ginger's Geometry
- Sunset in the eastern Kingston Range
- Butternut Creek
- Dry Creeks
- A Postcard from Hamilton: At Grindstone Marsh
- along Tiffany Creek
- Herb Robert; Spring Wildflowers in Autumn
- Selected Silk Creek Pics
- Two views of Arcata Marsh
- LeafLady's Egret
- Flame tree on Nashua Creek
- Long Way Foam
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2 comments:
We're just now getting our color, but it's a sad show this year.
Ours was very slow getting going this year and very sad at the normal time, but quite nice late. It is all gone now, though!! FREEZING RAIN now.
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