I was browsing my Reader and there were so many beautiful photos of fall color that I got a tinge of homesickness – longing for Michigan color. We drove to southern Florida last weekend – before the peek color in Michigan. I made the decision to go south because cold, cloudy, damp weather was forecasted for the week in Michigan and my body doesn’t do well in those conditions. However, Florida is unseasonably warm so I am unable to get out with my camera until the weekend cool down. I made the right decision but I still need to pull out some of the color photos I took before I left.
Evening sun turning soybeans golden.
Early color reflected in Concord Millpond
Dirt road by Railroad Trestle
There, now I feel a little better. These transitions are sometimes hard to adjust to because I love being in both places – and sometimes the grass is greener and the trees more colorful at the other latitude.
A New Day: Living Life Almost Gracefully 
Beautiful photos. Love the second one 🙂
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Thanks, Inga.
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You definitely made the right move! I don’t know about downstate, but up here we’re getting hammered with early snow.
Love your Millpond reflections!
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Is it a pretty snow? I always love that first snow, but usually it comes in late November.
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I happen to (luckily from my perspective) live just inland enough to be in a heavy snowbelt. We got several inches and it was absolutely gorgeous. Most of it’s dropped from the trees (they’re sighing their relief), but it’s still piled on the ground.
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The colors are beautiful. But – I’d like to be in FL right about now. This am when I left the house it was 28°. The high only reached upper 40s maybe low 50s – maybe.
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Oh RoSy, I am so sorry for you and realize how fortunate I am. What I miss is that perfect midwest fall day that is low 70’s, sunny with beautiful color. I’m fairly bright but not always realistic. 😀
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Yes – that’s a perfect fall day. I heart 70s 🙂
LOL – You silly gal!
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Sounds looks you have 2 great places to hang your hat!
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That I do, and I never forget how fortunate I am. Thanks for the visit, Nora.
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