Here are some images that were made of the last month or so …
The next few were taken off of the North Road, Loring ON. I included the series as the sky was changing quite rapidly …
A little further up North Road …
Remnants of Byng Inlet 100 year old dockage:
A few minutes later as the camera followed the geese in the above photo.
I don’t know what this vine is. Seems like a cultivar.
Diana’s wonderful pansies and zinnias…
A good crop of cedar seeds this year …
Maples are turning …
Hwy 529 white pine in the mist …
Elderly (’50s) International half-ton.
Here is that white pine again…
And the rocks in Big Lake again…
Turning leaves …
Lichens after a rain …
Monet and his waterlilies!!
Evening primroses are ending their bloom cycle…
And Pale Corydalis are blooming again … the second generation this year:
Although many photographers suggest that the end of summer is a quiet time for natures images, it seems that there is always something interesting to see, if we look.
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Thanks for the autumn photos, Tom. It seems such a short while ago that you were snapping photos of spring . Where did the summer go?
I¹m heading for two weeks in Palm Springs in a week. I decided to only go for two weeks this year. Partly the Canadian dollar, but more that I miss Vancouver, my apartment, and friends. I think I may need a new location for my annual autumn vacation next year.
Did you receive the pictures I emailed of the 60th reunion? Hope so.
Ray
From: Brtthome’s Blog Reply-To: Brtthome’s Blog Date: Friday, September 30, 2016 at 12:32 PM To: Ray McNabb Subject: [New post] 20160930 September landscapes and other stuff
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Hi Ray,
Yes, the days, weeks, seasons and years seem to accelerate with each passing year, eh?
I find Palm Springs to be a highlight when crossing the continent on Interstate 10. But I usually bypass it and take Hwy 62(?) up around Twenty Nine Palms … a spectacular desert drive.
I don’t go south for winter anymore. I guess that I am getting lazy in my old age. Too many health issues to bother with also.
Yes, I did get the great photos of the 60th. Thanks very much for passing them on. You guys are all showing your age very well!
Cheers,
t
Tom Tom Tom, THANK YOU so much for these beautiful views and Tom, soon you will aksi bring us those majestic colours of Fall. xoxo
Hi Krys,
I hope to be taking a trip out your way in a couple of weeks. I want to check out the fall colours especially on the old Nipissing Trail south of Magnetawan. Maybe I’ll be able to make the loop out your way also.
t