All of our leaves are down now and the trees are bare.
But I went out a lot over the few weeks we still had our color and leaves
to capture what I could for you.
We hiked into several waterfalls too.
So today, I have a collection of photos of our autumn for you.
As you know, I adore waterfalls.
And waterfalls in the autumn??? Heaven:
I loved the leaves floating in the water....
The tree on the right actually had a hole in it where the water was running THROUGH the tree...
Moss, roots and rocks...another few of my favorites:
Even this old tree has turned rusty in honor of fall:
Whatever roads you take this week, make sure you follow your
heart:
Love the fall pictures. Happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteoh i love waterfalls as well...this was a visual delight...
ReplyDeleteGreat waterfall shots! There is just nothing quite like fall color, is there?!
ReplyDeleteWonderful blog. Fall and then Winter.
ReplyDeletei can almost here the running water, no quite but almost. i like this fall because it is a low one, the stacked effect of the rocks. so beautiful. and that road through gold makes me want to follow it. what a lovely hike you had and thanks for taking me with you.
ReplyDeleteI love your photos. The dreamy look of the water is fantastic and the autumn colors are just awesome! Happy Sunday!
ReplyDeletereally beautiful. i love that 'shower tree'. and very, very good advice, my friend. :) God bless you!
ReplyDeleteI thoroughly enjoy your picture. You must be very happy living in such a beautiful area.
ReplyDeleteBE-U-TIFUL!!! :o)
ReplyDeleteThe only rich colours like that I get here are the sunsets... this time of the year is the best for that!
... a beautiful autumn.... I liked your pictures very well.... compliment for these great photos ...
ReplyDeleteLG: Karin
I'm loving your autumn photos!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos; that rusty old tree was unique!
ReplyDeleteAmazing pictures!
ReplyDeleteWonderful waterfalls. I particularly like the way the fallen leaves form little islands.
ReplyDeleteI love these shots. I want to run through the forest.
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