We had hoped to get up north for a color tour. But then the beagle was diagnosed. So I’m settling for the color in my neighborhood. I captured a bit of it on our walk today.
I’ve been letting the beagle choose our route.
Today she wanted to take the path along the woods.
Which leads to an abandoned school.
Hey, Be…
…Let’s get home before it rains.
She was unconcerned.
The sky let loose as soon as we walked through the door.
When the rain stopped it was Maxy’s turn.
Good boy.
Yep, buddy, I think that was thunder.
I like the way the muted reds and yellows match my brick. Still waiting for my hazel to turn a brilliant yellow.
And I love how the trees in my backyard are a gnarly mess.
It’s not the Tahquamenon Falls, but it’ll do.
Light & life 
I love the changing of the leaves! Great photos. Happy Fall, Julie!
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Thanks Sarah! Same to you!
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Such gorgeous trees! You have a beautiful neighborhood. We don’t have much color here this year but the leaves sure are falling. We also broke a weather record yesterday for the warmest November 1st ever! My car thermometer was reading 92 so it sure didn’t feel like November. I can’t remember ever having such a warm Halloween as we did this year..
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It was sunny and 72 here yesterday. I actually got hot on our walk. That’s unusual for us. Where do you live?
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I’m in Tennessee. Are you in Boston?
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Detroit. Funny, I pictured you in Canada, or the Northwest. Eastern Tennessee or Western? I went to a conference in Nashville a couple of years ago. Loved it.
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Middle TN. I grew up in Nashville. I don’t know why I thought you lived in Boston.
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Beautiful pictures and a lovely home. I love the fall colors.
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Thanks Barbara, so do I!
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I’d say you have some pretty great color right where you are! Terry was born in Iron River, in the Upper Peninsula. The color up there is just amazing. Your pictures took me back there in my memory.
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The hub and I drove through Iron River on our way to Lac Vieux Lake (half in Michigan/half in Wisconsin). The UP is so beautiful in autumn. Maybe next year…
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I know exactly where that is. We lived in Iron for a couple of years before coming to Pennsylvania. The town is showing the results of the end of mining up there, and has become a little run down. But the woods are still beautiful. Terry loves it up there.
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