It’s a leafy kind of day here on the Pasty Cam, starting with a close-up look at several colorful leaves suspended in a water puddle. This shot was taken by Lyn Rayrat, back in 2004. Did you spot the reflection of the trees from above? I’m guessing that’s where these two specimens came from.

Joe Kirkish’s photo was snapped in 2010, with foggy morning conditions that were most likely caused from a recent rain, cooling the air and adding extra moisture near the warmer ground. That combination usually forms a light fog like pictured, which shrouds that leafless scene.

We join Brenda Leigh on the shore’s of Lake Superior in the 2014 photo. How does a small Maple Tree survive the wrath of the Big Lake’s waves, I wonder. What a pretty splash of color to decorate the beach there in the Brimley area.

Our fourth photo, is a Joe Kirkish shot, also, taken a week or so ago. The leaves on the ground there are in various stages of their Fall ritual, some still with a bit of color, others beginning to curl and become crunchy underfoot. I like the contrast of them all against the green of the grass.

The US Forest Service provides today’s video, telling us all to “Go Play. Fall It’s All Yours”. Get out there and enjoy what’s left of the Autumn Season, before it moves on to the next one coming.

Autumn time is the most beautiful season among the four seasons. Entire vegetation gets loaded up with hues amid dazzling season. Trees look as though they are painted in brilliant hues. It is the means by which Nature expresses joy. https://www.assignmentempire.co.uk/

Autumn time is the most beautiful season among the four seasons. Entire vegetation gets loaded up with hues amid dazzling season. Trees look as though they are painted in brilliant hues. It is the means by which Nature expresses joy. https://www.assignmentempire.co.uk/

Gorgeous!

"So, never mind the darkness
We still can find a way
'Cause nothin' lasts forever
Even cold November rain."
(Guns N' Roses)