Observing the kaleidoscope of color changes that autumn brings to the upper midwest fills me with great joy each year.
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arctangent > Fallen sycamore leaves among still growing vegetation, on a rainy Saturday in early November.
arctangent > Fruit on the limb of a female ginkgo. From what I've read, bruised or rotting ginkgo fruit smells nasty. Most people prefer to plant only male ginkgo trees for that reason. The fruit, and/or the nuts are edible if properly treated. I thought they looked lovely while still on the tree. None had fallen, to be stepped on, or to rot, so there was no onerous odor when I saw this tree.
arctangent > Ginkgo leaves on chrysanthemums
arctangent > Ginkgo leaves on bench series: #4
arctangent > Ginkgo leaves on bench series: #3
arctangent > Ginkgo leaves on bench series: #2
arctangent > Ginkgo leaves on bench series: #1
arctangent > An irresistible invitation to walk along this lane.
arctangent > Somehow I don't think looking at fall foliage is something little boys are into, but just having Dad all to yourself is priceless...at any age!
Fallen sycamore leaves among still growing vegetation, on a rainy Saturday in early November.
> Fallen sycamore leaves among still growing vegetation, on a rainy Saturday in early November.
Fallen sycamore leaves among still growing vegetation, on a rainy Saturday in early November.
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