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Autumn in Dixie

On the way to Lake Harding.


All three of the lake pictures are taken on Lake Harding in east central Alabama.
Closeup of leaves on a tree in Valley, AL
Ridge Valley
My daughter took this one off of Prince's Bridge on Lake Harding.

Comments

sunflowerkat said…
All your photos are lovely. It's too bad that the color doesn't last much longer. Perhaps we appreciate it's glory so much because it seems so special and so fleeting. You've done a great job capturing the season.

Kat
Ellen said…
Fall is my favorite season.. not only the colors, but the smells, the sound of leaves rustling, crisp clean air..I think the sky is bluer too!

Your pics are beautiful...I am looking at snow. Merry Christmas.

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