Autumn was creeping into southern
New Hampshire when I was there last week.
I said good bye to my sister and left Tilton to go back to Massachusetts
bypassing the Interstate for the country road.
Riding along I noticed a sign indicating the birthplace of DanielWebster and decided to check it out.
After that, my GPS took me in a different direction than it had
originally plotted and I got to ride down miles and miles of back roads where
the only indications of humankind were the utility poles tucked into the trees
on the side of the road and, of course, the road itself.
The trees were just beginning to
change and, as usual, the most color was seen near the swamps, streams and
ponds. But now and then, an over
achieving maple stood out amidst the green, all colorful and proud. As I passed one by, pretty sure I was away
from human earshot; I rolled down my window and shouted, “Showoff!” to it. I could almost hear the maple chuckle at this
plain, drab human. To another, I yelled, “Looking good!” and gave
it the thumbs up.
I got it out of my system before
I got to another group of houses.
I don’t
want people thinking I’m certifiable.
But the truth is that, yes, folks,
I am crazy…crazy about fall!
The Daniel Webster Birthplace & The Sawyer House, Circa 1791, Franklin, New Hampshire. Ready for renovation. |
Along the Contoocook River, New Hamshire. |
Along the Contoocook River, New Hampshire. |
8 comments:
Absolutely undeniably crazy about Fall, too... I LOVE IT!
1791? WoW! That place has certainly seen its share of people pass by.
Beautiful images, Barb =)
happy week
oh, i'd have been yelling to the maples too!!! we don't get them here in Texas and i miss them!
Nice pictures!!!Excellent!!
Salut, Francesc
I love autumn colours! Especially I liked the last 2 pictures for the water reflexes..
Very nice pictures!
My dear friend Barbara
What wonderful photos and places!!!!
Is Autumn in New Hamshire!
Lovely!!
In Greece we have still summer.
Every day swimming.
Many Kisses
I love the country road shots :)
... well, I'm crazy over your incredible shots! Oh, those reflections and colours in #4 - wow!
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