Fall Photo's....lets share.

More sumac foliage, closer up (and karengeshoma?).

Another of sumac. It really pops!

And one more for tonight. This might be Lake Katherine on Rt. 25C between Piermont and Warren, NH. Didn't come out quite sharp, as the low light required a tripod, but I still love it anyhow. I think it's my favorite from the whole trip. The colors are amazing.

Karen

Good thing I took these pics yesterday It's raining this morning.
Went to Bristol too Debilu.

This is the grape house

I posted a pic on the wrong thread, I wasn't planning on going all the way to Naples, but found a new to me road, and it was so gorgeous, I kept saying I'll turn around in a minute...
Wish I liked grapes!

I dont like grapes either and only had Grape Pie once,not so great either.

Cohocton landscape

Yeah, I thought grape pie was like crust with lots of grape jelly in it - too sweet.

Too sweet and even The famous pie maker in Naples didn't make one that suited me.
I dont like the seeds either.
The California seedless reds have spoiled me.

Nice pics Karen and JoAnn. This is from Mendon Ponds yesterday.

Wow Deb. That is really beautiful.
I would say we are at peak, wouldn't you?

Definitely! I went early to get the moon, and it was still foggy on the pond. I was going to wait til the fog cleared more, but I didn't.

sometimes color is better photographed with very little sun.

Nice shots Deb & Jo Ann and Karen, peak is almost over here. By the weekend we will be past peak.

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This rain today will bring down a lot of leaves.
It begins our gray season.

Beautiful pictures, autumn leaves are at their best this year now they are beginning to fall, trees need a rest till next sp

Great shots. Peak-a-boo, then next year for you!

Wow, Deb you went all the way to Naples (Italy)???

Great pics NFD.

That Cohoctan landscape is pretty, JoAnn. Oh, btw, when I was agreeing with you on the birch being messy, I accidentally called you Allison. Sorry about that. I get mixed up with names sometimes.

Gorgeous picture at Mendon Pond, Debilu. Love the colors!

Karen

Thanks!
Jen, it was a long bridge.

Thats ok nutsfor a .
I have an email adress from someone I met this afternoon and cant remember what I'm supposed to send her.
How that for bad brain.

amazing pictures - they are all so beautiful, that I can't pick a favorite!

LOL! JoAnn, I can sympathize. I have ADD, so I'm forgetting things all the time.

Well here are some more pics from this past weekend's trip.

Karen

Here's my Dad at the Cornish-Windsor bridge, which spans the Connecticut River on the NH and VT border.

This Cornish-Windsor Bridge is the longest in the wooden bridge in the US and the longest two-span covered bridge in the world. Here is a picture of the bridge showing how long it is.

A view from the Cornish-Windsor Bridge.

Poison ivy foliage.

The foliage along the road looking up the street from the bridge on the NH side was gorgeous.

Another shot of the very long bridge.

Covered Bridge No. 23, off of route 10. This one may have been south of Lebanon, near Plainfield. I would love to get a field guide of all the covered bridges in the US with routes marked off and everything. I love covered bridges.

View out the other end of the bridge.

Old shed near the bridge.

View of the bridge from where the shed was at.

There was a huge patch of comfry by the bridge. I was amazed at the size of the patch.

This red tree on Rt. 10 south of Lyme, NH, really stood out.

Beautiful maple at the town green in Lyme.

The same maple, different view.

Great color near Lyme.

And another view just to the right of the last shot.

And a closer look at the foliage, zoomed in. I really love this shot. It was my second favorite of all the shots taken this trip.

Great shots, Karen!