Saturday, October 08, 2016

Foliage scenes around the neighborhood, part 1


Earlier this week I snapped just a few photos near my dad's house.  It was quite cloudy so the pictures have sort of a dark (but really not gloomy) look.  They were taken with my Kindle so are not perfect, but I wanted to share them anyway.

I love the one at the top, showing yellow milkweed plants in the foreground, red sumac in the center left and then distant bright trees and a blue mountain.

The one below is looking up the road past my dad's at some colorful trees.  I sort of like this look with the gray skies.

This one below is probably my very favorite in this batch.  I just love the way the opening in the bushes provides a pretty frame for the mountain and the colorful treeline.  To me it sort of looks like a painting.

And then the one below was taken near our church this past Sunday.  I love how the single bright red tree just stands out, almost like a flame.

Hope you've enjoyed these atypical glimpses of New Hampshire color!
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6 comments:

  1. Kelly-Anne ♥ The Diary of a Country Girl9:01 AM

    Oh, dear Mrs T...how I enjoy visiting with you! It has been awhile...I have not had sufficient time for blogging lately, but hopefully that will change in the not too distant future! {{Smiles}} What a delight this post was...and I loved catching a glimpse of your beautiful part of the world! Such pretty scenery...
    Have a truly wonderful, blessed weekend!
    Much love,
    Kelly-Anne

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    1. Mrs.T9:39 PM

      Kelly-Anne, it is so nice to see you here! I understand not having sufficient time for blogging. You can see that some of my posts are little more than a few photos. I'm glad you've enjoyed seeing some of our fall scenery.

      We did have a blessed weekend ... especially today. Truly blessed!

      Hope to see you again soon at my kitchen table!

      God bless,
      Mrs. T

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  2. Sandy4:56 PM

    Thanks for sharing. That is on my bucket list...visiting the Northeast one day. We don't see that here on the Panhandle of Florida.

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    1. Mrs.T9:52 AM

      Sandi, I'm glad you enjoyed the pictures. I hope you get to New England someday too. Check out today's (Monday's) blog post for a really glorious orange tree!

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  3. Vee10:27 AM

    A mountain, too! I like views of one tree that stands out against the others. The foliage is really picking up steam and will soon be peak here...perhaps by week's end.

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  4. Mrs.T9:55 AM

    Yes, a mountain too. That is Stinson Mountain ... steadfastly in my view through all of childhood. I'm so thankful that one day I came to know the one who sets the mountains fast!

    Not quite peak foliage here, I don't think. But it's very windy today so many leaves are blowing off the trees.

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