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All so colorful as the season changes and there is no snow, another big plus lol
ReplyDeleteHa ha, Pat! No more snow for two more days, then buried we will be!
DeleteHi Snowcatcher! What beautiful color! Everything is so rich and vibrant. =)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karisma! It was an extraordinarily colorful autumn!
DeleteWaterton is a jewel.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't agree more, Lizard! I hope we have earned another visit this weekend...
DeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Charlotte!
DeleteOh My GOSH!!! Those are fantastic - the colors.... Oh man - I want a quilt with some of those colors!!
ReplyDeleteYou and me both, Alycia! I'd love to create yarn with these colors, too, both naturally, seeing what colors I can obtain using the leaves, and with conventional dyes to precisely duplicate these colors!
DeleteYour photography is stunningly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lara!
DeleteYou still have mullein and daisy fleabane?!?!? *sigh*
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love the acorn shot.
Did you ever find out the name of the flowers in the first photo?
No longer, Sue. The cold blast we got from Nuri took care of anything still hanging on. I think the first one is Virginia creeper, but no, I do not know for sure.
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