Showing posts with label colorful trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colorful trees. Show all posts

Saturday, May 24, 2014

Beautiful Views From Mom's Window

beautiful trees

beautiful blue skies

mom's view from window

my mom loved nature

These photos were taken from my parents home and my mom would comment on the beautiful colors of these trees from the window. Mom passed on last Saturday from cancer. I thought it would be nice to remember that she enjoyed the beauty of nature around her until the end. 

The picture of her was taken on Mother's Day as she enjoyed that day outdoors in her yard. 

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

The Last Look at the Beautiful Fall Foliage in New England

view from the airplane
Flying back to the Northeast after being in Arizona as the sun set

colorful trees at the pond
The beautiful colors at the pond


colorful fall trees
The colorful trees and water at the pond

leaves
The leaves sure pilled up

sunset over the trees
A gorgeous sunset that made me stop and take a few photos and note the leaves have all fallen

Coming back home from the warm Southwest was not easy. Fall was upon us in Southern New England and the temperatures began to fall. (No more shorts anad sandals). The beauty of the Fall season could be found everywhere. The colors could be seen at their best at sunset as I drove home from work. It's back to the routine as the seasons change and winter will arriving in a month's time. 


What is you favorite season to watch the beauty of nature?

Thursday, October 3, 2013

October Came In With Bright Colors and Warmth






October came in warm and sunny with the colors of the trees getting vibrant. What a difference a few weeks has made! It looks like Fall but feels like summer. The pond looked beautiful one morning on my way to work. The city at lunchtime was fabulous with temps near 80's and blue skies.
The Old Farmer's Almanac has us down for a cold and snowy winter. I'm hoping their will NOT be snow and ice on the pumpkins like a few winters ago.

How is Fall looking and feeling in your area?
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Here is a peek at the oldest mall in the country making a comeback. 
You can make your photos on instagram in black and white. 





I've been playing with size of my images - do you like the larger images better or not?

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

The Late Colors of Fall Around The Mill

Colorful trees near waterfall
The beauty of trees near the mill and dam

Fall colorful trees near mill
You can still see the damage from the March floods

Beautiful fall color trees
This picture was from a different area of another mill

colorful leaves of Autumn
These leaves were so pretty with their colors

small leaves
These little leaves caught my attention

the glory of fall colors
A different angle of the dam and trees

Yellow leaves
A different part of the mill with beautiful yellow leaves

The walking path
So many leaves already have fallen

The varying of the temperatures lately have made the leaves colors pop out and the rain and wind made them fall as well. It was a beautiful warm Fall day recently for a walk and time for a few of nature's views.
Have the leaves all fallen in your area yet?

Sunday, September 30, 2012

The Crisp Leaves of Fall

Magnicent Autumn Trees

Colorful trees near stream

Colorful fall trees

Trees along stream

The crisp leaves of Fall are really starting to pop out from the rain we recently had here in Southern New England. These were taken at 2 different streams/rivers locally. You can see the difference in the colors from just a few short days ago. In just a few weeks the full colors of Fall should be all around us here. It is beautiful but we know what comes next.  

Is your area getting crisp colored leaves?


Sunday, October 30, 2011

October Snow and Ice

We received more ice than snow in central Rhode Island from this early Nor'easter







Many folks did lose power in the area




Some trees didn't get any ice and it still look like it's fall

Friday, October 21, 2011

A Foggy Morning

A foggy ride into work yesterday



And this could be the last of the Fall colors on the trees.