When do You usually see "peak" Fall color in your area? (climate, night)
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Thanks. Well, after the recent frost and freeze in the southeast after those pics were taken, I am sure that all-green look will soon change.
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Originally Posted by marmac
Beautiful pictures ( even with green being the predominant color)
As the owner of a Camry, I thought your picture of the car was beautiful also
Yeah, those Camrys are nice, but thats not my car. Its a 2010 Camry that had 6900 miles that I rented from the airport to visit relatives in South Carolina. I hated the way the transmisson shifted around looking for gears. Maybe its normal though for those cars. Its only 3 hours drive away, but my car is 18 years old and while it runs perfectly, I dont like driving it that far. Its less wear and tear on my cars anyway and the roads are so rough in Asheville, I refuse to drive my Mercedes on that roadway.
The colors are really getting nice here. We haven't even had a frost either. Regardless though I'd say we are just a week - 10 days away from peak color.
A friend of mine snapped this this evening on the highway (about 15 miles from my house)... as you can see we are peak or darn near it! Photo is blurry, but the colors are stunning...
I don't know what is but when I woke up there was so much yellow. It seems like it's being pushed later and later back, I remember there used to be a ton of leaves on the ground on Halloween, I highly doubt it will be like that this year. I saw this pretty scene on Friday, one tree was lime green, two others were fire truck-red, and the rest were this perfect yellow. It looked so fake.
How dare the trees change colors without my consent though?
A friend of mine snapped this this evening on the highway (about 15 miles from my house)... as you can see we are peak or darn near it! Photo is blurry, but the colors are stunning...
this is in northeast Tennessee...
Pretty
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NH and VT
