It is time to look around the Sugar Bush. Sugar maples tend to turn earlier than some trees, so the bush was a bit past peak in places, but it was still looking pretty darn good on such a fine day. Sugar Maples turn yellow and not into the saturated oranges and reds that we all love. I still love it, though, and I can find those other colours elsewhere.
Here is one of your truly by truly her. I switch the hat backwards when I am taking pictures, but I sure don't wear it like that . . . unless I forget, of course.
I am not quite done. Tomorrow is our actual Thanksgiving Day, and I will post more in my effort to make the most of the season.
I would love to see the fall colours of the maples.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful trees all!
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous place for a walk.
ReplyDeleteAre sugar maples a softwood? I have softwood maples and they turn yellow. I like the jauntiness of the backward cap!
ReplyDeleteThere are some soft maples but the sugar maples are hard.
DeleteMagical photos! And a Happy Thanksgiving to all of you!
ReplyDeleteAgree with Vicki, magical. Those beautiful yellows. Looking forward to more!
ReplyDeleteThe amber colour beauty throughout the series
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Golden splendor!
ReplyDeleteNice color i the floor of the forest. the old guy with the camera looks pretty good too. Have a good Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteWonderful yellow. Matches your hat, too.
ReplyDeleteLovely yellow.
ReplyDeleteOh what wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteI do that with my hat also...my son refers to me as a punk when I do that...
Love the golds and the forest of sugar maples.
So pretty! Love the way you look in the backwards hat.
ReplyDeleteThe consensus here, is that the colours are a little muted this fall.
ReplyDeleteIt is a lovely time of year.
ReplyDeleteWheelers have some pretty amazingly sized trees.
ReplyDeleteI love the yellows! Reminds me of Robert Frost's favorite poem "Nothing Gold Can Stay" xoxo
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