One thing I've learned. Aspens grow in clones. The different clones will have different schedules for leafing out and turning gold. Some are gold, some yellow, some red-orange. Looking out over the mountains, the different stripes of color were breathtaking. And, for the record, our deck aspens are a very "late" clone--most of them are still quite green, and just starting to turn yellow. The ones on the other side of the house are already gold.
OK, enough talk. Enjoy fall in the Colorado mountains. Clicking on an image should enlarge it.
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6 comments:
Wow, the pictures are stunning. So, how long do you just stop and absorb the beauty? In years past, there were times I would pull to the side of the road to admire a view in the fall. If I didn't pull over, I'd run off the road. LOL
Loved your photos
wish I could be there to
take photos too.
Such beautiful photos. The colors are amazing.
Mason
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Beautiful. Ours, here in here NE PA, are just starting to turn. I can't wait until they're in full array.
Enjoy!
These are great pictures! We were in northern Arkansas last week and only the sumac had started to change - I was a bit disappointed, but still more than what I normally see in Texas.
Thanks, all -- we had a nice storm/front blow through and things look VERY different now. But that's the beauty of having seasons up here.
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