The Fall Colors in Montana - Part 3 of 10: Red Lodge, Montana (Views in Town)

This is the third of a series of ten posts in October to showcase the Fall colors of Montana.

Part 1: Red Lodge, Montana (Mountain Views)

Part 2: Red Lodge, Montana (Rock Creek Views)

Part 3: Red Lodge, Montana (Views in Town)

Part 4: Bozeman, Montana

Part 5: Roberts, Montana

Part 6: Joliet, Montana

Part 7: Absarokee, Montana

Part 8: Columbus, Montana

Part 9: Billings, Montana

Part 10: Beartooth Mountains (South of Red Lodge), Montana

 

You can click on the link of the previous parts to access the previous posts.  

 

Here are photos of the fall colors of Red Lodge, Montana.  They are some of the most colorful views in town.

Falls Colors of Red Lodge, Montana

 Falls Colors of Red Lodge, Montana

Falls Colors of Red Lodge, Montana

Falls Colors of Red Lodge, Montana
Notice that the trees on the bottom left (above photo) are trying to mimic the colors of the building!  :)

Fall Colors of Red Lodge, Montana

The next two photos are just south of town (along the West Fork road).  It's worth doing a small detour!  

Fall colors in Red Lodge, Montana

Fall Colors - Just South of Red Lodge, Montana

And back to town, we go!  :)

Fall colors in Red Lodge, Montana 

Fall colors in Red Lodge, Montana

Fall colors in Red Lodge, Montana

Fall colors in Red Lodge, Montana

If you live in Red Lodge or any other part of the world that is currently experiencing the leaves changing color, make sure to make the most of fall and the fall colors as there are signs like in the above photo taken on October 9, 2010 (if you look at Red Lodge Mountain seen in the background) that point out that some powdery stuff may soon be coming (if not next week, in a month or two) to town and cover everything with white! ,

Fall Colors of Red Lodge, Montana

 

And one to leave you with... today is Monday you know!  :)

Fall Colors of Red Lodge, Montana

 

In the remaining posts of this series, we will explore the fall colors in Montana and outside Red Lodge.   Stay tuned... we are headed to Bozeman next! 

Gerry Khatchikian

 

Want to see more photos?  Check out my other photos by visiting my Photo Blog Book .

Photos and/or written content produced by Gerry Khatchikian. All rights reserved and may not be reproduced or reprinted without express written permission of Gerry Khatchikian.

 
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24 Comments on The Fall Colors in Montana - Part 3 of 10: Red Lodge, Montana (Views in Town)

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OCT
04
2010
971,333 Points 102 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

If it wasn't fall, you would swear the hills were on fire. The only thing missing is the smoke...
6:12pm • #5
OCT
05
2010
937,823 Points 51 Featured Posts Called Shot Master

Gerry - Trees just don't know how to do those glorious colors around here.  It must be the difference in temperatures.  Those are really amazing photos.  CONGRATULATIONS on having this blog FEATURED in the PHOTOS group!
3:22am • #6
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Paul,

Funny enough, some days we get the smoke effect without the fire.  That usually happens in the morning with cooler temperatures and lots of humidity.  Here a link with a photo to let you know what I mean: Not-So-Wordless Wednesday - The Light Above the Curtain
10:22am • #7
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Myrl,

Thank you for the Feature!   I am glad you got to see these.  :)
10:23am • #8
425,771 Points 4 Featured Posts Outside Blog Hit Router Called Shot Master

Gerry those are spectacular photos, I love to see all the different shades and hues of fall.
7:00pm • #9
805,327 Points 1 Featured Post Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Hi Gerry - I guess the strawmen are out in full force early in Red Lodge.  Perhaps they are all excited about Canadian Thanksgiving this upcoming weekend.   I tend to see many of them in certain neighbourhoods a bit later in October.  I'm planning to go out and take some photos, if all works well, later this month.
8:05pm • #10
OCT
06
2010
289,893 Points 2 Featured Posts

Erika,

Thank you.  I am glad you got to see the different shades and hues of fall in Red Lodge!  :)
9:54am • #11
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Marc,

Not too many strawmen in Red Lodge at least not yet.  The few that are out here are enjoying the nice and unusually warm weather we had so far in fall.   :)
9:56am • #12
OCT
07
2010
371,285 Points 10 Featured Posts Outside Blog Called Shot Master

Hi Gerry:  sharp, vibrant photos... Nice,.Thank you  Gay
8:32pm • #13
OCT
08
2010
116,946 Points Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp

Great photos! The fall colors are amazing! In New England we have had so much rain, alot of the colors have fallen to the ground now!
7:20am • #14
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Gay,

You are welcome.  Thanks for stopping by.  :)
11:47am • #15
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Carol,

Thank you.  Last year in Red Lodge, it was snow that made a lot of the colors fall.  Fall was not as much fun!  :)
11:48am • #16
OCT
09
2010
214,957 Points 2 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Called Shot Master

Your area is beautiful with the changing of the colors this fall.  Some really nice pictures.
7:59am • #17
379,863 Points 84 Featured Posts Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

I love the way you captured fall - it's my favorite season and here (North Jersey) the trees are just starting to turn. I try to get out and hike every weekend b/c before you know it the leaves are gone...
9:08am • #18
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Diane,

Thank you for the positive feedback on the photos and the town!  :)
12:24pm • #19
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Kristine,

It sure is good to make the time to enjoy it and hiking is a great way to observe the changing of the leaf colors up close and very enjoyable in the fall!  :)
12:28pm • #20
171,489 Points 2 Featured Posts Outside Blog Called Shot Master

I'm working my way backwards on your series Gerry. Now that's what I call a cool looking moose, I wonder how long it took to make that piece of art?
2:20pm • #21
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Cynthia,

Going forward, I hope you will also come back to check the future posts of this series.  :)

The moose is made out of juniper wood.  I don't know how long such an interesting piece of 3-dimensional art took to make but I will ask the owner of the Rocky Fork Juniper or his son the next time I run into one of them.   If you want to see some more art with juniper wood, you can check out photos of their elegant handcrafter furniture at http://www.rockyforkjuniper.com/ .
9:03pm • #22
OCT
10
2010

Hello,my friend Gerry, wow is so nice to see your photos, you are a good photographe. you have a great talents.  is beautiful, this nice couleurs of fall at Montana, the very cute small houses typics.

Bonjour cher ami , wow, c'est tres beau, agreable a regarder toutes ces belles photos... les couleurs d'automne, les belles petites maisons... typiques.

Tu es vraiment un bon photographe, tu as beaucoup de talents cachés.  c'est magnifique.

Tu fait du beau travail, continue et au plaisir de se revoir à Montreal.

 

bon  weekend, de l'action de Grâce.

 

Steeve
Steeve, friend from Montreal
11:45pm • #23
OCT
11
2010
289,893 Points 2 Featured Posts

Salut Steeve,

Je suis content que tu es venu faire un tour sur mon blog.  Merci pour ton amitié ainsi que pour les éloges à propos de ma photographie!   :)

J'espère que tu as passé une bonne fin de semaine et au plaisir de prendre de tes nouvelles. 
10:39am • #24

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