I didn’t think the leaves were going to be very pretty in our area this autumn, and in some places they weren’t, but they waited to save the best for last in some cases, especially in our side and front yard where our two maples transformed from greenish-yellow to bright yellow and orange, fringed with red, in a matter of days.
I grabbed a few photos of the trees in our side yard and front yard before the rainy, colder weather sets in tomorrow and possibly blows the leaves off. And, of course, I grabbed photos of the kids playing in front of the trees before the leaves all fall off (whether in the rain or later) and we’re stuck with naked skeletons for the rest of the winter. Luckily, we have a tree that is a “late bloomer”, so to speak, which often doesn’t change colors until November and takes it’s time losing its leaves. That helps autumn to stay around a little longer for us.
My son also finished the shed he and my dad have been working on, another project they wanted to have completed before cold weather sets in.
We were late on decorating for Halloween this year, but the children managed to put up a few decorations this week before trick-or-treating, which was held a day early to avoid the heavy rain we’re expected to get.
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These are all stunning Lisa. I love that shot of your kids playing in the grass. Were you laying down for that one. I love photos from different angles like that.
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Yes. I’m pretty sure my neighbors think I am a freak. I am always laying in the grass or hanging off something to get a photo.
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Well it works because your shots are amazing. I know what you mean with getting strange looks when photography something. I get then when I am out in the desert laying on my belly or upside down trying to get a shot up close of a rain drop on a cacti or branch. I have slipped a couple times on rocks though so I have to be careful. Imagine what little insects see from their views, bet it’s beautiful.
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Lovely pictures! 🍁 💕
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Wow! You live in a very beautiful place.
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Thank you! Sometimes it doesn’t seem beautiful but other times it catches us off guard
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Beautiful photos! And you have captured such joy in your children’s hearts!
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Thank you, Bettie! I hope you are doing okay!
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Thank you so much Lisa! I’m actually on the way to my eye Doctor’s to get a small cyst removed from my eyelid, and we are having our first Wisconsin Snowstorm! I’m so thankful for God’s protection over us.
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Snow!!! Noooo! We aren’t ready in Pennsylvania!! Hahaha! I hope the eye feels better soon!
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Your kids look like they are having SO much fun! So happy 🙂 Glad you got some color…ours was very blah this year, however, it has been in the 50s!! during the day so I am NOT complaining in the least. We very often have a snowfall or two before (or on) Halloween so all in all it has been a FABULOUS fall! God Bless!
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We’ve had temps in the 60s but later this week it will be 40s. 😭😭last year it was freezing
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So beautiful! Your photos always make me miss the east coast.
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There are pros and cons to both locations, as you know. How are the fires today?
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They’re popping up everywhere, but the firefighters were ready and are working hard to put them out. We have a different variation on the red and orange theme, haha.
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