Quote For The Day
“In October, a maple tree before your window lights up your room like a great lamp. Even on cloudy days, its presence helps to dispel the gloom.” John Burroughs, essayist […]
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Images Of Fall
Winter has cast its cold glance over the landscape; as fall goes with one last parting look. Tree limbs have grown heavy with ice, and the moonlight shines brighter over […]
Quote For The Week
“Sometimes we need the fog to remind ourselves that all of life is not black and white.” Jonathan Lockwood Huie, author and philosopher
Fall Frosty Morning
It is an early late fall, foggy morning with frost blanket the landscape from the first snow of the season. Although it is early morning, the frost and fog set […]
Fall Prairie
It’s not this time of year without bright autumn sunlight that alternates with frosty fall rains. It’s not this time of year without the tall prairie grasses of green fading […]
Fall Berries
So often I think of plants, flowers and trees that only bloom in the spring and summer; but that is not true at all. There is flora and fauna that […]
Fall Forest Path
As midnight passed into morning, I watched the news last night. It was like a major league baseball game where the score kept changing and that led into extra innings. […]
Fall Marsh
As the tall marsh grass and reeds turns from bright green to the weathered color of straw; fish continue to swim between the grassy bank. Above the surface hawks swoop […]
Quote For the Week
“Just before the death of flowers, And before they are buried in snow, There comes a festival season When nature is all aglow.” Unknown
Fall Lake
I may not ever get to see a comet race across the evening sky as passes by earth on its cosmic path into a distant universe. But I did watch […]
Fall Lake With Geese
“Time is but the stream, I go a fishing in.” Henry David Thoreau A solitary pair of Canadian geese swim in unison across a lily pad littered lake. It’s sunset […]
Quote For The Week
“October is crisp days and cool nights, a time to curl up around the dancing flames and sink into a good book.” John Sinor, author and columnist
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