Fall lingers in the pacific northwest; its transition to winter is subtle. Without the hard freezes many areas experience, scattered leaves cling tightly to fences, mushrooms crop up on forest logs, and berries and mosses remain bright.
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I can’t believe it still looks so good there. Wish I’d taken even more photos when I was visiting. Nice work!
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Wait a minute – I thought you lived around here – your (wonderful) photos look local to me. (And thanks!)
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I lived in Seattle for twenty years and visit there every chance I get, including two weeks a month ago. But I live in Iowa now.
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Obviously you had me fooled! Many of your recent photos look as though they were taken in this area – anyway, wherever they’re taken, your photos are a treat. Oh, and though I’m pretty new here, I don’t think this is unusual – we had more rain than normal, but I think temps have been normal for this time of year and you know that moss is ALWAYS green!
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gorgeous, blue. I really like that mossy log with the mushrooms. stunning photographs.
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Thank you – the log is huge, the mushrooms tiny – this is a wonderful part of the world (pacific northwest) to explore.
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In your face red!
I really like the mushrooms – especially the photo where there is one golden leaf peaking about…or is that an elf hat???
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I’m embarrassed to say I hadn’t noticed it! Terrible. But good you did!
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