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Colors Of Decay

Written by on October 4, 2007 – 7:27 pm21 Comments

The change of sea­son is always dra­matic in Canada. Spring goes like that : one day you’re going to work with the usual three sweaters and snow­boots on, the next day you’re look­ing for your san­dals and the back­yard is flooded by all the snow melting.

Fall is sim­i­lar. Right now, we’re enjoy­ing really warm tem­per­a­ture, but I know that it’s only a mat­ter of day before we enter Win­ter, with a cap “W”. Still, the col­ors are won­der­ful are I watched the trees turn­ing yel­low and red, the leaves falling and the wind blow­ing all my wor­ries away…

I took these pic­tures this after­noon, in the huge Gatineau Park, by the Meech Lake.

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  • Tara says:

    Yay, wel­come to Word­Press! What do you think of it so far?

    Those pho­tos are beau­ti­ful. In Ohio lately, our evenings and morn­ings start out cool, so I put on sweaters and such. But by the after­noon it has warmed up a bit and then it’s too hot for a sweater. Crazy temps. :roll:

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