Leaves are coming down in dribs and drabs and drifts. The ground is covered with them but there are still plenty left on the trees. Some are just beginning to color up and some are in full flush.
For more fabulous foliage, visit Pam at Digging.
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Thursday, October 16, 2014
Foliage Follow-up 10.16.14
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