Friday, August 26, 2011
The Colors of Things To Come
Last night the local TV weatherman gave his "next three months" forecast: It'll be dry as dust, will frost in October and, he actually said this twice, might snow before the end of that month. November the pits also. But I knew anyway that when August comes the party of summer is pretty much over. "August is a September month," poet Sylvia Plath wrote in her diary. She preferred July. I prefer June. May is better. Anyway, can't do anything about it except admire the previews of fall colors I currently see here and there among the jungly greenery. The cliff is typical geology for this area.
Labels:
august,
autumn,
botany,
cliff,
fall,
fall color,
late summer,
leaves,
nature photo,
Ozark geology
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