This afternoon Ellen and I walked the trails at nearby Belleplain State Forest looking for fall colors. It’s about a week past the best of it, but we still found enough to enjoy, and the weather was pleasant for November.
The maple is king of fall color, but this orange one was already fading.
Another maple with fading yellows. We don’t get the red in our maple leaves as they do further north.
Generally our oaks are drably colored, but there are exceptions, especially in the right light.
Occasionally the oak leaves achieve rich maroons and cherry reds.
Sometimes a single leaf in the right place is stunning.
Sometimes a single leaf is all you need to feel the glory of fall.
Published on November 09, 2014 16:34