DOES IT WORK ON YOU?
It was a late autumn afternoon when mom told me to put on a jacket and my tennis shoes. She said we were going for a walk, one I'll never forget.
I was a typical pre-teen boy, interested only in basketball and football and never seemed to see much else in the world. On this afternoon we walked to a city park, full of oaks, elms, maples and sycamores. It is the first time I remember seeing leaves afire in oranges, reds, yellows and rust. Honestly, never noticed the colors before, at least not in a way that registered. Sure I remember raking dry old brown and crisp leaves and building leaf forts, but on this particular afternoon my world gained a sense of color.
I still enjoy the color and again this year our drive took us to the eastern slope of the high Sierra.
A MELLOW WEEKENDER
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Here are a couple of versions you may not be familiar with, but they will provide you with a quarter hour of memories.
First the incredible Eva Cassidy illustrated by the paintings of Leonid Afremov.
And the styling of Eric Clapton
Happy leaf hunting.
See you down the trail.
Splendid post, Thomas. Great pictures, great music, great job.
ReplyDeleteWhen I enlarge your gorgeous pictures it's as if I can feel and hear the sound of the leaves rustling in the breeze. Just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLove the Left Coast Leaf Peeping!!
ReplyDeleteEva Cassidy and fall - timeless, both. Moton1
ReplyDeleteLarry and I are looking very forward to these drives when we become residents. Under 2 years. The countdown is in full swing!
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