It was overcast today, which created a nice contrast with the changing leaves. It’s interesting the way they seem to change from the top first and then work their way down.
I’m not sure what kind of berries these are and the picture doesn’t capture the bright red color, but I thought this tree was cute.
Previous posts in this series:
September 20th: https://luckyottershaven.com/2015/09/20/the-progression-of-autumn-september-20/
September 13th: https://luckyottershaven.com/2015/09/13/the-progression-of-autumn-september-13/
September 7th: https://luckyottershaven.com/2015/09/07/the-progression-of-autumn-september-7/
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We don’t have autumn here yet. October is the hottest month. I like the weather in New York. A hot summer cooled off by occasional thunderstorms. September is the onset of autumn. Perfect. It’s when school starts. You put on your new school clothes. Feel the snap in the air. Hear the fallen leaves crackle as you step on them. I feel sorry for kids here who have to go to school in summer weather.
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the kids start back to school here in August which is the hottest, humidest month of the year. They also close the community pool which is stupid. It’s still pretty hot even now.
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Here two, on both accounts, but then we live in the same state.🍁🍃🍂
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When I lived in NJ, we didn’t start school until September. But maybe things have changed since the 1970s.
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Could be. I have only ever started school in August (was in school the ’80s and ’90s).
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I really like that first picture, something I just don’t get to see in FL.
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Meh, I could live without it. I’m trying to appreciate fall more by doing this. It’s funny because it used to be my favorite season–now I only dislike winter more.
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I think it is one of those things that you can take it for granted if you see it all the time. I feel meh about the beach but I know a lot of ppl that feel exactly the opposite.
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I don’t think I could ever feel Meh about the beach, but when I moved here in ’93, I didn’t think I could ever feel meh about the country or the mountains either. So you’re probably right.
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