More Fall Color

   Just when you think that nothing is going to change, everything starts to change. The weather started it all and that may be what the trees were waiting on. Temperatures will be in the low fifties today and we have had misty, spritzy rain since early morning. I think the trees have awakened and decided that it really is fall and it's time to show some color.
   Yesterday I took my big camera on my daily walk and discovered that there is color right here in river city. Parks and trails are great but sometimes there are little jewels awaiting on the next block. Greensboro is a beautiful city and trees have always been given priority in city planning. Many neighborhoods have preserved the old, mature trees to enhance the value of their properties. My neighborhood was developed in the mid-eighties and every home has tall, mature hardwoods in their yards.
   I hope you enjoy the shots I took on a mile and a half trek through my neighborhood. And also a quick trip to the blog garden with a couple of window shots from the car. Fall is my favorite time of year and Greensboro is my favorite city in the Fall.

From my front yard

 

My red maple

From my deck

 

My neighborhood

Window shot in a nearby neighborh

Window shot

Late evening with full moon rising

View from my deck



Window shot

My neighborhood

 



My neighborhood

My Neighborhood



One street over

Trees behind my house

My neighborhood

My neighborhood

 



My neighborhood

Mt Yalta, a small street with a high grade in my neighborhood



My neighborhood

My neighborhood

My neighborhood



One street over



Love this pic - in my neighborhood

In my neighborhood



Back of my house

My neighborhood

Maple leaves in my yard

At the bog garden

Bog garden

Bog garden

Bog garden

Bog garden

Bench in the bog garden

In the bog garden