More Fall Glory in New England
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Beautiful! I wish we had more fall colors here in my valley. (I'd also rather deal with leaves any day of the week--pine needles are a pain to deal with; my leaf vac won't even pick them up.)
Oh, I'll get some pics of my place with leaves. Especially after the neighbor blows his over to my place when I am not home (fence is on the list for next year, big time) :exclaim: After these leaves, you'll be wishing for pine needles :snake:
Craig, that so reminds me of my teens in Vermont. Just freaking lovely!!
Beautiful, what is that bright yellow tree, a sugar maple? I planted a red maple last year, but I'm thinking I should've looked harder for a sugar...
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