October 7, 2006

NH Fall Foliage

I've driven the 18 miles on Rte 31 between Antrim NH and Wilton NH for 28 years. Yesterday I stopped to look at the Fall Foliage for the first time. It took a friend from New Orleans to make me realize that I lived in the midst of all of this beautiful color and just took it for granted.
.
.

My orange Honda fit right in with Mother Nature's colors.

.
.
.

.


Times like this I wish I still had a "top down" sports car - MG in particular.. The sun was warm, the air crisp and the winding road smooth.
.
.



If Powder Mill Pond had been still with no wind, the trees would have reflected beautifully in the water.

.
.
.
.
Along the way there is this Medieval setting with a Trebuchet that they use to chuck pumpkins on weekends. You round a corner and think you've gone back in history.

.
.

One roadside farm stand had planted a border of mums and decorative cabbages. What beautiful color combinations. If you know me at all, you know I'd use any of these color combinations in my beadwork.

I wish I could find this sage-gray, blue/green cabbage color in beads. It would make such a beautiful foil for the brighter colors.



"Life is too short to wear tight shoes "
so, stop and take the time to look around you....
I'm sure glad I did yesterday.

No comments:

Post a Comment