Lovely Fall color on a tree between New Sharon and Pella Iowa. There was a Jack O lantern under the tree.
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such beautiful trees
ReplyDeleteI'd have a hard time tolerating your heat and humidity in the summer months, but do so envy your autumns with all the gorgeous deciduous trees, color and leaves on the ground!
ReplyDeleteNothing prettier than a sugar maple in autumn!
ReplyDeleteLadies I would have to agree with all of you, nothing prettier than Maples in the Fall though White Birch in Minnesota run a tie with them. But than I would have to do COLD Minnesota winters again. Colleen, Texas has some beautiful trees also just maybe not as colorful as the MidWest Region.
ReplyDeleteI love fall in the North. My daughter and I live in Southeast MI.
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