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Posted by Larry Brewer on 11/04/2009 07:51 PM

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NOV

That's a great one. I've had a harder time getting great colors in the pics lately - I think you have to get the light just right.

I love the changing of the seasons...here we have the mountains..the drive down the road it gorgeous.

steve - IT's a great fall so far. I don't think it will last much longer here.

Great colors Larry, It is a beautiful autumn here, now that the rain has stopped.

konnie - thanks - this is one of the most colorful I've seen.

Mike - this week is perfect. warm and dry.

Beautiful shot. Most of our trees are bare already.

Debra - we still have a few weeks of good color I hope.

Larry - Great fall picture. I really miss Living in New York and getting a chance to see all the wonderful colors fall brings.

Larry,

Did you take this picture in your back yard? Absolutely beautiful:)

NOV

The fall colors seem to have peaked already. I am so disappointed. I wanted them to last at least another week - especially now that the sun is shining again...

Helping you live your American dream...

NOV

Mike - No this was not my back yard, i wish. It was along the Natchez Trace.

Michael - I noticed that a lot of maple trees are still holding on.

Robert - I'm sure that you don't see much of this in Florida

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