Signs of Fall

 October 10, 2019

A visit to the local Fruit Stand in the fall has a lasting effect on your creativity. All the produce they have on display is a feast for the imagination.

Stacks and stacks of pumpkins, gourds and some things you don't even know the names for. Inside is a Wurlitzer in the corner waiting patiently to play.

Out in the yard there are old wagon wheels holding pumpkins in spokes. 

Wagons filled to the brim for a good view of the best one. 

Even ones that are still a bit green.

The older vehicles which are there all year every year are decorated to draw customers in from the highway. The one below I let my creative juices flow and with some computer wizardry made an image I named "Gourd Nash".

So have a wonderfully creative Thanksgiving. A let those juices flow.     

Remember to "Discover It and Live It".

Fall Colours

Saturday Morning

Up early to catch the sunrise at different locations. The park had low hanging clouds.

Driving north I had to cross over the river canal before heading north again on the east side of the valley.

When I arrived at Area 27 the sun had just come over the east ridge and was bathing the west side in a warm glow of light.

I then drove north to Covert Farms and turned left to see what fall colours I could find.

 There were places where yellow was the predominant colour with a background of green.

 Some of the older wood fences were covered in a feathery moss.

One horse had a paddock to it's self.

Other fenced in areas were left quiet in the morning sun.

Looking down and back to the valley where I had started.

So until next time remember to "Discover It and Live It"