Autumn Hill

Autumn Hill © Lynn Wiles 2018
At the top of a steep hill, the afternoon light went through this tree.

Young Oak in Autumn

Young Oak in Autumn © Lynn Wiles 2018
One of the things my newish neighbors have yet to pull out of the ground.

Autumn Rainbows

Autumn Rainbows © Lynn Wiles 2018
The view from my work window yesterday afternoon, in between a rainstorm and a thunderstorm. The second rainbow was very faint, hope you can see it.

Perfect Pear

Perfect Pear © Lynn Wiles 2017
As I have mentioned before, this has not been a hallmark year for New England. But while in a historical part of my city, there this was in all it’s autumn lit glory.

Curl Up and Fall

Curl Up and Fall © Lynn Wiles 2017
Three leaves curling up before they fall. This is the perfect time of the year to curl up and fall asleep under a down duvet.

Still Some Color

Still Some Color © Lynn Wiles 2017
I can always count on this one red oak to keep its leaves longer than most.

Two Toned

Two Toned © Lynn Wiles 2017
Half yellow / half red on a sunny, windy, leaf filled day. And today is my mother’s 100th birthday!

Fading Fall

Fading Fall © Lynn Wiles 2017
Happy Thanksgiving to the US folks. It’s been a tough year for many of us, so let’s be thankful for friends and family today.

Blue November Sky

Blue November Sky © Lynn Wiles 2017
Looking way up high to see some of the few remaining leaves on a tall tree (which always makes me feel off balance).

3=1?

3=1? © Lynn Wiles 2017
I never noticed, until yesterday, that if the three parts of a paperback maple tree are put together, they look like a regular maple leaf. I’ve only had this tree for 15 years.