Nothing like a short walk on the trail on an "Indian Summer" day like Thursday! (Looking down on the trail head from stairs above).
Yes, once again I traveled the first part of the Stewart Glen trail.
Autumn colors have arrived! At least some of them!
That blue sky wasn't half bad either! This shot would make a good jigsaw puzzle. . .
I thought it was an apple tree but looking closer, I discovered a pear!
Several bridges cross Burnt Bridge Creek along this trail.
Autumn is showing up slowly at Burnt Bridge Creek!.
Burnt Bridge Creek made a perfect backdrop for this shot!
When the seedpods have burst open, you know
FALL HAS ARRIVED! It's not too hot and not too cold for a walk along Burnt Bridge Creek's first 2 miles. This was one of my blessings this week. If you want to join, go here: http://slchome.blogspot.com Sandy (I forget how to make a link.)
What a beautyful walk you're offering to us today! nature is so great in autumn..
ReplyDeleteA lovely place to walk and lots of Autumn pictures just waiting for a camera.
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Your autumn is off to a beautiful start. Gorgeous. I love that pear.
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to visit your blog for a BYB post. Thank you.
That pear looks ready for plucking. I can just feel the explosion of sweet juice in my mouth and dribbling down my chin.
ReplyDeleteIt was a lovely day for a walk! I think the shot of the yellow leaves is stunning!
ReplyDeleteWhat fantastic pictures Paulie! =) Great to follow you along the trail, I would like to walk there, too.. :) So much nice to see and so many beautiful bridges to cross.. And - a pear tree! So exotic to me! :)
ReplyDeleteNow I'll take a look at your prvious posts..
Yes, yes, yes! Very beautiful, this walk, my friend. Thanks for blogging your blessing.
ReplyDeleteA trail with its own supply of pears - I envy you! :-)
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely to watch the change of season.
ReplyDeleteThose seed pods are positively elegant!
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