The calendar tells my brain it’s autumn, but my heart rejects the information. Even today, I saw this tree and thought, it’s much too early for the leaves to change colors.
But it’s not.
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Abe – I’m with you on that! A little winter goes a long way, but usually what happens is a lot of winter goes on too long.
Dave – Hasn’t been a radical difference here, but mostly because the summer was so mild. I think that’s part of what’s feeding my denial. And thanks for the compliment on the blog! It’s been work, but worth it.
Still feels summer-like here. The new blog looks great!
After fall comes winter here in SW Ohio. I no longer think winters are fun.
Mary – I’m surprised every time I see a tree that’s changed, even if we’re on the verge of October. I think it’s that the summer was so mild, that there hasn’t been a sharp contrast as we move into fall.
Klaus – Enjoy the day – we started out warm and sunny here, but now it’s looking like rain. Bummer.
Good work on the moblog experience – great fall tree, too! And skywatch. And…
Cheers, Klaus
I’m out again – we do have the best weather since 6 months and I take advantage.
I haven’t seen that much color yet! Soon….I suppose. Not sure if I’m ready or not. I’m tired of the dry summer, so maybe autumn color will be cheery….and a bit wet, I hope!
Jade, the only thing I don’t like about fall is that it means winter is close at hand. Fall itself is a fine season.
That bright autumn tree is just what I needed to see! It doesn’t feel like autumn in southern California.
Thanks for sharing!
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