Hyperbole is inadequate here. For mile after mile every hillside, valley and river bank, was covered in masses of colour. Each turn of the road revealed another amazing view of golden tones and hues. There were almost every variation of the pallet from yellow to purple, there were golds and russets, reds and browns and colours I have no name for. The colours demanded description but they also defied it. Each tree, normally subsumed and lost in the vastness of wilderness and forest, seemed to be displaying itself individually in its final shout of joy before withdrawing into its winter rest. Each one was distinct in colour or shape. I felt that each one was displaying the glory of its creator. Red shouldered hawks flew overhead and an occasional groundhog appeared to survey the passing traffic.
This blog started as an outlet for my enjoyment of the journey we find ourselves on. We have the incredible privilege of going to amazing places and meeting some outstanding people. I post blogs when something catches my eye connected to a place we have visited but also we try to keep friends up to date with where we are and what we are doing. It is also a place to get more specific details about our life and work for those who might be interested.
Friday, 19 October 2012
NEW ENGLAND IN GLORIOUS FALL COLOURS
Hyperbole is inadequate here. For mile after mile every hillside, valley and river bank, was covered in masses of colour. Each turn of the road revealed another amazing view of golden tones and hues. There were almost every variation of the pallet from yellow to purple, there were golds and russets, reds and browns and colours I have no name for. The colours demanded description but they also defied it. Each tree, normally subsumed and lost in the vastness of wilderness and forest, seemed to be displaying itself individually in its final shout of joy before withdrawing into its winter rest. Each one was distinct in colour or shape. I felt that each one was displaying the glory of its creator. Red shouldered hawks flew overhead and an occasional groundhog appeared to survey the passing traffic.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Autumn is one of the four seasons on Earth and is the transition from Summer into Winter. In North America, Autumn is also known as the fall, in which both Thanksgiving and Halloween are celebrated. One of the main features of Autumn is the shedding of leaves from deciduous trees. Here is the best post. Great work. You have done well work. Keep share such an amazing post. If you have interested about the essay writing service, please visit the best essay writing service https://buyessays.us/. It was an amazing one.
ReplyDelete