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Friday, September 17, 2010
Aspen Gold
The forest is turning to gold. At least the Aspen are. Last week’s few cool nights down into the low 30s F have triggered the trees. This photo was taken on Monday. I need to get out in the forest.
Yes you do, Gaelyn. Get thee out into the forest and take amazing shots of the aspens to share with your friends. Go ahead. Go on now. I'm waiting. LOL!
Yes, I noticed that the trees were getting very gold and the wind was blowing very hard yesterday, so i immediately drove myself to one of my favorite trails. Fall can be so fleeting, it's definitely a drop everything and enjoy it kind of season!
Oh how lovely those Aspens are, Gaelyn. Love to see when you visit the forest. (((Hugs))) Jo PS We're leaving home for another desert trip at 6am tomorrow. Are you ready to go?
Don't blink - they'll be fully changed in a week! I can't believe how fast ours are changing - some dropping already. Yes, get out in the forest and take a hike in the gold splendor.
Yeah.. it's about that time.. looks like a little early still, but in 2-3 weeks should be ideal. I'll be heading up to my favorite foliage areas around Cedar Breaks first or second weekend of October.. can't wait.. I had to skip last year.
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I am not a winter person and I hate the cold, but I do love autumn and the colours that go with it. Diane
It won't be much longer til all the trees are glowing. I love this time of year.
Yes you do, Gaelyn. Get thee out into the forest and take amazing shots of the aspens to share with your friends. Go ahead. Go on now. I'm waiting. LOL!
I remember the aspens turning golden yellow. This is a nice picture.
Your aspens are about what we're seeing here, a partial change.
Yes, I noticed that the trees were getting very gold and the wind was blowing very hard yesterday, so i immediately drove myself to one of my favorite trails. Fall can be so fleeting, it's definitely a drop everything and enjoy it kind of season!
Oh how lovely those Aspens are, Gaelyn. Love to see when you visit the forest. (((Hugs))) Jo PS We're leaving home for another desert trip at 6am tomorrow. Are you ready to go?
I'm hoping to hike to some higher elevations (10,500 feet or so) this weekend to see some aspens. I love this time of year!
Don't blink - they'll be fully changed in a week! I can't believe how fast ours are changing - some dropping already. Yes, get out in the forest and take a hike in the gold splendor.
Yep, it's starting isn't it.
Very nice picture. MB
Truly a lovely time of the year and also a little melancholy mixed in there with the crisp air.
I have seen the aspens in their yellow glory only once on a vacation a couple years ago in Colorado. It was spectacular!
Like you I also need to get out into nature. I haven't been for ages and feel like I've lost my photography mojo. Beautiful picture.
Yeah.. it's about that time.. looks like a little early still, but in 2-3 weeks should be ideal. I'll be heading up to my favorite foliage areas around Cedar Breaks first or second weekend of October.. can't wait.. I had to skip last year.
Some of the trees are changing here... can't hold fall off much longer...
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