Just so you know, it was misting rain in this one...that one I know for sure. Remember to click and expand the view.
The rest of these are on the way home, and while overcast, no rain or drizzle, at least not in the photos.
Every direction I looked, there was beauty.
I have often wanted to turn by this church and travel some of the backroads on that area
It was so beautiful that it made my heart sing, while at the same time I could have cried at the beauty of it all.
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We just had to go to the ENT to get a prescription renewed...no big deal. And he is going to up the dosage on one. Roger leaned back and half slept all the way there, but did stay awake on the way home and saw all the beautiful colors.
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This is what I am reading now...He Called Me Son by Barbara Arnold. I am enjoying it. When I got it, it was free.
I have so much I need to do, so I guess I should be happy it is supposed to rain the next couple of days or I would want to take off and ramble the backroads. Hopefully I will get to before the leaves are gone.
Oh how pretty- you have grorgeous oranges and yellows. Right now all we have is some major browns...but I am still waiting. After the big chill Thursday, maybe!
ReplyDeleteI thought I commented, but maybe not. You may get two from me. I loved your oh-so-beautiful pictures. We are just now beginning to see much color here. The trees around the pond were quite pretty today. Our FFA kids are in Indianapolis this week, I think. Did you see any blue jackets over your way?
ReplyDeleteYour first picture is so gorgeous, almost indescribably so!!! And I love the church picture too. So much beauty there..
ReplyDeleteYou have beautiful autumn colours to enjoy. Sure love the ride if the roads are lined with such beauties.
ReplyDeleteWow. Extraordinary colors. Hope it rains here some more too!
ReplyDeleteI am amazed at how much color you have down there. We are not quite that colorful yet and have a lot of green trees. However, we will have cold and rainy weather up here so I would guess that a lot of leaves will be falling off. Chicago had snow this morning so I guess we will too in a few days. Our weather people say our normal temp for now should be 57. But all those years that I did craft shows the first one was the first week in November and we always had snow that weekend. It was welcome then putting visitors in the Christmas buying spirit.
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween.
xx, Carol
I hope you treat yourselves to a ramble through the backroads. It is good for the spirit.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors of fall. The sugar maples are always so vivid. Once we have this rain and cold spell, there should be the final hoorah of color.
ReplyDeleteall the way down the road with you I was singing country road take me home... I love how tiny the big truck looks under that beautiful red tree and if you go again get photos of the houses on that street, I love the look of them.
ReplyDeletePerfect fall images!
ReplyDeleteSure are pretty pictures. Favorite is the first one.
ReplyDeleteI wish I lived closer so I could persuade you to leave the work behind and join me on a drive in that beautiful countryside.
ReplyDeleteThose colors are beautiful! Wish our trees would turn pretty like those. We had such dry weather for the last two or three months of summer, most of the leaves turned brown and fell off the trees.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures!! I hope you get to go on a ramble before the leaves all fall off the trees.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color. All the leaves are brown here after an early snow storm and bitterly cold temperatures. It was -14°F this morning.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos I love to see the leaves of the trees change colors.
ReplyDeleteAutumn is the best season. :)
Thank you so much for the pictures! I'm so glad you had beauty along your trip.
ReplyDeleteIt's a lot more beautiful than I thought it would be.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Rose, thank you for taking us along. I love this time of the year.
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