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Autumn

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View from Michigan Hill
View from Michigan Hill		 Early morning in Brooktondale
Early morning in Brooktondale		 View Towards Deputron Hollow
View Towards Deputron Hollow		 View from Belle School Road
View from Belle School Road
Autumn Colors in Brooktondale
Autumn Colors in Brooktondale		 Morning fog
Morning fog		 October late afternoon
October late afternoon		 Autumn colors, Fairfield Road
Autumn colors, Fairfield Road
Blueberry bushes with fall color
Blueberry bushes with fall color		 Race Brook
Race Brook		 View from White Church Road
View from White Church Road		 Beeches
Beeches
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joseantonio04-Nov-2017 17:15
very nice work so lovely presented.V.
militaire25-Sep-2015 13:07
A very nice gallery, C.
Catholique02-Sep-2015 09:09
I like your galery
Rencontre moto04-Jun-2015 09:24
Bravo, bravo and Bravo !
Guest 03-Oct-2008 03:15
Oh yes and Big Vote!! ~Vote~
Guest 03-Oct-2008 03:14
David this is a wonderful gallery! It is filled with beautiful colors, plants, trees...outstanding!! Thanks for sharing. Dawn
serendip 15-Oct-2006 08:05
15 October 2006 The almost gem-like colors and configuration seen in Mr. Ruppert's photograph of the BITTERSWEET -- taken as if one of the clusters had been clipped off and offered for one to hold and examine closely -- reminds me of the Bittersweet I saw growing on old trees and on display in local stores while I was in graduate school, Indiana University, Bloomington (l968-74). I sense that the popular name embodies the bitter and the sweet we associate with autumn, prelude to frost, snow and ice and first servings of the sweet foods many of us associate with the onset of winter. But of course I comment on only one of Mr. Ruppert's bejeweled photographs which he is kind enough to share. THANK YOU! Frederick G. Rodgers, Ph.D. Portland, Oregon
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