It was difficult NOT to take photos of the very vibrant colours we enjoyed the last few days. Although a lot of the leaves were blown or rained off, there were still many scenes left to delight us. Some examples:
Hwy 522:
Balsam Creek Road: 
A barn near Arnstein:
A day later:
Minimalist Inukshut on Hwy 522::
Ess Narrows, Hwy 522:
E.T.’s Red (Soft) Maple and Staghorn Sumac at the Acid Dock:
Morning clouds over Byng Inlet:
Lots to see!
We went down to the Hwy 69 Bridge over Harris Creek again to see the changes in colours. Here are three results:
Have you figured out where the sun is in the uppermost photo? Interesting challenge for the photographer! I was intrigued by the reflection on the underside of the bridge, the lighting through the “tunnel” and the backlit leaves. A good exercise in composition and exposure…….. and in post processing!
Here are some pics taken in Britt:
House at the end of the road:
The “OPEN” sign has been unlit for a while now.
Foraging at the end of the season, filling the combs for the winter.
Not many modern cars would fit into Mrs D’s garage:
Mary Holland has an interesting post regarding “green stain” in wood here:
https://naturallycuriouswithmaryholland.wordpress.com/2015/10/15/green-stain-fungus-fruiting/
Lots of magick out in them thar woods, eh?
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