I've been traveling around New York's north country this past week, delighting in the beauty that autumn grants us around this region. Here's just a digest of some of the splendor I beheld.
Pyramid Lake and Paradox Creek, Essex County:
Pyramid Lake, at dawn
Waterfall on Paradox Creek, with morning mist
Mud Pond at Moreau Lake State Park, Saratoga County:
Back bay shoreline
Shining Sumac thicket, Little Bluestem Grass meadow
Autumn's vivid colors in a single oak leaf
Another colorful oak leaf rests on a bed of Haircap Moss
Red Oak Ridge Trail, Moreau Lake State Park, Saratoga County:
Lake shore and mountain, morning light
White Baneberry with "doll's eyes" fruit
Striped Maple leaf with a colorful fungal spot
Saratoga National Historical Park (the Saratoga Battlefield), Saratoga County:
Colorful hardwoods, Round-headed Bushclover stalks in a rolling meadow of Little Bluestem Grass
The Hudson River and Washington County mountains, viewed from a battlefield height
Another view of the Hudson River, with farm fields beyond and a passing boat
2 comments:
Such a glamorous, glorious autumn we have had this year! Love your photos!
Beautiful photos, beautiful places.
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