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For LoneSage - Autumn Pics
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Nice pics, nice thread.
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mods please close this thread once it gets to 39 autumn pics, I dont wanna die 
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Looking good fellas.
I think the most beautiful autumn colors I saw might have been when I rode my motorcycle on the Blue Ridge Highway about 12 years ago.
Some red leaves on my school's campus:
Overlooking the Forbidden City (the exit) during sunrise yesterday morning:
What's north of the Forbidden City, during sunrise. You can see the Olympic Tower in the back. This city was built around a single line, from south to north.
Hope all my homies, big and lil, can participate in this thread and share some autumn scenery. Moe bless.
I think the most beautiful autumn colors I saw might have been when I rode my motorcycle on the Blue Ridge Highway about 12 years ago.
Some red leaves on my school's campus:
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Overlooking the Forbidden City (the exit) during sunrise yesterday morning:
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What's north of the Forbidden City, during sunrise. You can see the Olympic Tower in the back. This city was built around a single line, from south to north.
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Hope all my homies, big and lil, can participate in this thread and share some autumn scenery. Moe bless.
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This is about as 'icy' as a dead of winter morning as it gets here."Fall" view from my front porch about 5 minutes ago.Upper Michigan weather sucks!
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These were taken at the end of Autumn but we don't really see the typical Autumn colours in our native tree's.
Where you do see them is where foreign tree's were planted, mostly in old parks or suburbs of the British Empire's time. Like at this old park in a now eerily quiet rural town to commemorate those lost in WW1 and then later WW2.
What looks like an aqueduct in the background is really a mid 19th century railway bridge which is still in use.
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This one's more scenic, a walking trail in a neighboring city, about 12 miles from my house, taken about half an hour ago. They obviously got less snow than we did (there was even more snow on my street when I left this morning than in yesterday's photo). Snowfall varies considerably around here, based on elevation, proximity to Lake Superior, etc. Crazy, ain't it?
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Bump. It's the weekend. Show LoneSage your Colors of Autumn. Cheers m8s.
Gingko tree yellow leaves at 600 year old Five Pagoda Temple on outskirts of Beijing yesterday:
Gingko tree yellow leaves at 600 year old Five Pagoda Temple on outskirts of Beijing yesterday:
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Not in Northern Arizona where they pretty much skipped fall and went straight into Winter
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Not in Northern Arizona where they pretty much skipped fall and went straight into Winter
Meanwhile in MA it’s been in the 70s
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Bump. Today is Mid Autumn Festival, check out the big, round moon tonight and think of me
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I had a city break in Athens this week, still about 25C during the day there but seasons starting to just change from late summer to Autumn.
