The display of Fall colors begins. Today in my village.
Friday, November 6, 2009
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Here in France, the colors already dissapeared
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Colors are coming along nicely out there.
ReplyDeletei really like the mix of colours in those trees, agree with above comment that in some places the colours have but disappeared most probably due to human intervention, what a pity......
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