Toward the end of this glorious day in the Copper Country, we stopped in Mohawk for supper at Slim's. We overheard a couple of different conversations remarking about how late the leaves are changing this year. Compare the current shot above (which Jonathan snapped in the Still Waters Garden) with this one a year ago today by Steve Brimm:

Beautimous colored leaves, Charlie. Here in Cornell they're mostly green, too, but there are a few trees that are very nicely colored. Some have gone to orange and brown already without getting red. I played my tenor banjo at Crystal Falls tonight with the North Poles and Accordiannies and The 'Cordean Man for the Polish Revenge. Lots of red shirts to be seen there. St. Urho's Day in the spring, Polish Revenge in the fall. Lots of nice people out there. We all sang God Bless America. God bless America again, please.

I like to think that it's saving some of its wild autumnal Mardi Gras for my later visit in October!

What a breathtaking photo of the wishing well!!
I accidentally stumbled onto this web site and I really enjoy the scenic photos. Thanx :)

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say hi to my mom gee klobuchar for me marianne really enjoy your site nice pics

Hi Marianne,

Gee is still going strong, as one of the longest workers in Still Waters' history (and one of the hardest workers in the whole U.P., I'm sure).

ch