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10 Comments on The Secret Sauce of Fall Will Soon Be Oozing All Over Maggie Valley.
Nice photos Susie. See? You will have something to shoot once the flowers are all gone...
Susie,
That shop looks so very inviting; what a great shot! I miss fall and the changing leaves.
Mike in Tucson
Morning Susie,
We had a country store back home that looked just like that one. They had a wonderful Christmas display, in season and had a wonderful Santa to talk with the children every year. Thanks for recalling the memories.
PS: What's with the new picture, it makes you look like you are hiding or even worse, spying on us. LOL
Have a great day!
Susie:
I always enjoyed the change of seasons back in New England, especially summer to fall, although I also disliked the end of summer, and not being a winter fan did not relish that. Now I am glad our season change is much more subtle, being in California. Believe it or not there are trees in our area that turn colors and later lose all their leave. But I really appreciate the year round greenery.
Jeff
Now that footballs are being tossed around I assume it's fall. We'll have temperatures close to 100 for a while but I am beginning to get in that fall mood. I'd love to see the leaves change color. Will you be treating us with the color changing photos?
Susie, I saw your comment on Gary Woltal's secret recipe blog. I second it! I truly believe that being a great photographer and a great writer does allow us to market our properties better. This post is a perfect example. You make me want to pack up and visit NC so I can see the fall colors - that we dont' get here in my part of TX.
Susie - I am a big fan of places like this. You can always find something interesting.
BTW - Your new picture has me puzzled:)
My husband and I were in Maggie Valley in July for my birthday. It is beautiful all the time, but there is nothing like the Fall in the NC mountains!
GBU, Susie!
Michael, hopefully I can find enough to photograph and lead me down another path!!
Mike, I am LOVING 4 distinct seasons after being raised and existing in Hawaii for many years! Bring Sweet Cookie for a visit!
Hal, yes, I'm keeping an eye on you!
Chuck, you can be sure I'll attempt to capture the magic.
Sondra, thank you for your comment! Great to see you here.
Bill, don't be puzzled. I just don't want to be boring!
Elizabeth, next time I hope we can have coffee while you are here. Thank you...
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