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| This one is a reoccuring theme, or rather, a reoccuring standy. This is looking west down Knollwood Road on the right side of the road. |
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| Same street, only taken from the left side and in the shade. |
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| I walked about one hundred feet into the mountain to take this shot. The reason why it seems blurry is not because my hand was moving, but I was experimenting with one of the settings that made the picture just a tad larger than normal and took just a tad longer to actually take. Sort of like an old-fashion exposure in which the subject had to stay perfectly still for a couple of minutes before the picture was completed. |
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| Same kind of exposure setting for this one a well. Walked up the trail a little bit in order to get a better shot. |
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| A little bit further up the trail. This one and the preceeding two can be found from about a year ago on this blog, except in a very barren state as those were taken when the fall/winter season of 2010 was in full effect. |
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| This is looking south down Mountain Road beyond the concrete barrier. As you can see, Mother Nature is once again reclaiming the street, which was clened up as recenly as a year ago. However, Storm Alfred did a remarkable job of trashing it again. |
Well that is just beautiful! Sorry about the storm. I love autumn when it is sunny and crisp (as opposed to raining.)
ReplyDeleteM: Then you would love this past week as the temps were in the hi 50's/lo 60's and the days were absolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThe fall foliage is even better than when I took these photos a couple of weeks ago.
What a pretty area you have there. Of course I like the jungle growth more than other folks! (Unless I need to cut it down). Got my share of trimming to do around here! Vines have totally covered the shed roof n walls again.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you're getting in some quality spring walks too. I remember the earlier pics.
Snaggle: Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping that this year, the Halloween weathe will be mild for the kiddies, 'cause this time lat year, we were hip deep in recovering from the double whammy of a tropical storm/out of season snow storm with with about 80% of the state sans power.