Color here, color there, color this time of year is everywhere across Upper Michigan. Our color review today starts with a photo from Z-Man in 2005, which he snapped of someone's fall flower garden, surrounded in beautiful pumpkins. I think those yellow and orange flowers are mums and just the perfect colors for fall.

Bob Gilreath found some colors happening in 2010, when he and his family were kayaking on King Lake in Baraga County. It looks like the colors that year were just beginning to turn with some yellows and a bit of red, too.

In 2014, E.Neil Harri was flying high over the Three Lakes area in Baraga County. I think it's safe to say the color season was well on its way that year on this day. Talk about a mass of color!

We're taking Bob's cue from above and heading out kayaking in the Keweenaw for today's video. This clip was published by Pure Michigan in 2014. Along with the video, they had this little blurb that I thought was worth quoting: "Whether you're an experienced kayaker or you're just starting out, one thing is for certain, Michigan is home to some of the best places to kayak in the country. Kayaking the Keweenaw Peninsula in Michigan's UP is an experience that you'll never forget, and is an adventure you'll want to relive again and again." No further words needed...

Beautiful! The best time of year!

All who can ~ get out and enjoy it!

Beautiful. 2014's color is fantastic.
The video with the water lapping on the
kayaks was so relaxing. Thanks!

Color galore pix and the video was short and sweet.