Sometimes you just have to take the long road home. I drive on the same roads all the time but rarely stop to take the time to really look. I just take for granted that it will all be there tomorrow and that I'll have the time to stop some other time to look...
Instead, yesterday, I took the long road home...
Could you open it up so I can simply view it on the reader. You've changed it with this post.
ReplyDeleteSaves time...
Absolutely beautiful post. The long road home is so worth it sometimes.
ReplyDeleteFW2 - I think I fixed it. I hope... maybe?
ReplyDeleteMrs Who - Thank you. I probably should have also mentioned that almost every single one of those pictures were taken on the sides of the roads, so had I turned 90 degrees in either direction, I would have seen the blacktop. Also, that most of these were actually taken within nearby city limits. The only time I stop is usually at a stop light or stop sign. Unfortunately, you couldn't really see all the leaves as they were falling (it really did look like confetti) because the pictures were taken with a Nikon Coolpix camera. My old camera finally had to be buried next to the alarm clock...
Beautiful! Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I could show anyone who cared to look a little bit of what I saw that day, but to be honest, I'd feel even better if at least one other person took their own long road home. Sharing is optional and not necessary. Taking a look just for YOU is what's important.
ReplyDeleteOhmigosh, those COLORS!
ReplyDeleteVal - It's not even peak season hear yet. When I was stationed in Colorado it always amazed me how most folks would flock to the mountains to see the aspens turn yellow. I looked at them (and they ARE pretty) but I always wanted to know where the rest of the colors were hiding...
ReplyDeleteMakes me want to move. I love those pictures.
ReplyDeleteWow! These photos are fabulous!
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