Fall Colors: UW Arboretum
November 10, 2010 at 9:12 am 3 comments
Here in Elizabeth City, my Red Maple is doing justice to its name… but there is still quite a bit of green in my yard, including the baby American Chestnuts. So let’s live vicariously through Wisconsin again! On October 20th, my boss Larry and I had enough afternoon daylight to explore the FREE! UW Arboretum in Madison.
Blue Sky, Yellow Aspen, Red Tupelo
Changing Maple
Yellow
Dusting of Color
Red Crabapples
Yellow Berries
Slate and Green
Field
Curious Field Bird
Sun Through Leaves and Grasses
Surprise Purple
More pictures of the UW Arboretum are available on my Flickr site.
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gasstationdave | November 10, 2010 at 10:29 am
BEAUTIFUL, VIcky! GREAT pictures!
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geekhiker | November 10, 2010 at 3:02 pm
Awesome pictures. Someday I’ll do one of those autumn colors tours of the northeast….
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