Showing posts with label autumn color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autumn color. Show all posts

Saturday, October 30, 2010

Autumn in North Idaho

Great autumn color depends on moisture.  We had lots of rain this year and together with my constant watering, it has produced one of the most beautiful autumns I can remember.

I headed out with my camera between the raindrops and took a stroll on the property.

(as always - you can click on picture to enlarge to really, really huge so you won't miss any weeds or other ugly stuff :-)  Ok - so I just took my own advice after publishing this post and enlarged the pictures.  Waaaay cool!)


Even the red twig dogwood in the backyard produced some fun color...


A young Radiant crab apple framed by the gate


Amur Maple peeking over the top of some lilacs...


The Amur Maple hedge from the other side...


Amur Maple leaves...


Two of the young Mountain Ashes dressed up for fall...


One of the young maples "strutting it's stuff"


Wow!  Just look at that Cherry tree.  It's right outside our bedroom window making for a very nice view...


Some Cherry leaves...


Lots of color in the front to greet visitors...


Common purple asters...


Peeking into the back yard through the bushes...


Amazing color...


 



Time for a French Press coffee (made with fresh ground caramel flavored  beans), a biscotti, and a peek at Victoria's special edition magazine that just came in the mail.  Then off to church...
  

Does life get any better than this?