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Simply breathtaking colors! Great photos :)
ReplyDeleteYours is a lovely world! True gold treasure!
ReplyDeleteStunning photographs of beautiful country, the coloured leaves sparkle like sunlit gems and jewels.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sukhmandir! It's been a long time since you've stopped by. So nice to see you again!
DeleteWow, I shall have to return your thanks - our birches and aspens did not have their usual glorious colour this year due to the drought, so thanks for sharing yours! I especially loved the Yellow Brick Road and Nature's Stained Glass shots.
ReplyDeleteHow sad to see all those trees blown down.
So exciting to me that at least one person gets the mouseovers!!! So thank you right back, Sue!
DeleteI was hoping more people would notice the downed trees. I was hoping viewers would appreciate when they have trees still standing...
Beautiful series of photos taken in gorgeous light!
ReplyDeleteThank you, CameraGirl! Now I'm off to see what you've been shooting this week!
DeleteI never ever miss your Wordless Wednesday. I'm guessing that you were in the San Juans... Wow. Bejeweled really captured me but they are all brilliant. I love the windshield too... a common sight made into art.
ReplyDeleteThanks, KB! I always love to check on your Not Quite Wordless and Wordless Wednesdays! You've often blown me away with your flowers and sunrises/sunsets!
DeletePA has gone from verdant, to luscious to gray.
ReplyDeleteWe get our fair share of gray here, too, Stratoz. Which is why I try to focus on the awesome color while we have it!
DeleteSuch wonderful orange!
ReplyDeleteI, too, love orange in fall, Margaret!
DeleteBeautiful, you really bring out the colours - never noticed there are pink leaves before, great!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Niamh! So good to "see" you again! Missed ya!
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