Friday, October 25, 2013

Before and After


Same tree
 Before taken on September 20th and After snapped on October 21.
 Sad, isn't it?

Reminder:  The theme day for November is "Heights."
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13 comments:

  1. Lowell5:53 AM

    That's life in the northlands. But one thing I know you have learned over the years is that although the trees go dormant and lose their leaves, they appease your yearnings by growing new ones in a few months!

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  2. Janey and Co.6:53 AM

    I don't think you are looking forward to the colder weather!
    Nice tree. I am trying it figure out a tree to plant in my new front yard.

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  3. Tanya Breese7:11 AM

    i know, the trees are getting bare here too....thanks for the reminder! have a great weekend :)

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  4. Judy9:48 AM

    All that wonderful color doesn't last very long. Maybe that's why we never grow tired of it.

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  5. Sharon10:19 AM

    It is sort of sad to see a tree lose all it's leaves for the winter. We are lucky here in Arizona. The few trees that lose their leaves are only bare for 7 to 10 days before the buds start popping out.

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  6. TexWisGirl10:30 AM

    such vibrant color, though...

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  7. parker1:49 PM

    All in the seasonal cycle. The last hurrah of color for the year! Wonder what spring will bring?

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  8. biebkriebels2:59 PM

    It is nature, they will come back....I like the cycles of the seasons.

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  9. EG CameraGirl4:05 PM

    Actually, I like the look of tree limbs when they are bare, but I know most people don't agree with me. ;)) I look at it as part of Nature's renewal.

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  10. Randy10:57 PM

    Nice colors.

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  11. LOLfromPasa10:17 AM

    Wonderful to see the comparison of this colorful tree. Lovely thoughts here from others are charming to read.

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  12. Kay11:11 AM

    It doesn't take long, does it? But at least spring is exhilarating with fresh leaves and colorful flowers.

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  13. Kathy8:25 PM

    Here in Texas our trees are just beginning to show color. I'm hoping for a colorful fall.

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