Prairie Hill Farm and the Studio - photograph
© Bruce A. Morrison
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I did a post some time back about Indian Summer; I wish Indian Summer were a true season - if it were, it would be my all-time favorite! As it is, I love Indian Summer - regardless!
I always loved the fall season, but it is frustratingly short; specifically the color transitions that take place in autumn. Unless you live in New England, your fall colors are somewhat more of a crap shoot. I've been told by more than one person that if I ever experienced autumn in Vermont, I would be spoiled for life.
Autumn Stream - photograph
© Bruce A. Morrison
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I'm sure there's a element of truth there in the assumption that fall colors are just spectacular beyond explanation in parts of the country - some regions more so than others, and some years better than others as well...but I still take great pleasure in the small pockets of beauty around us.
Autumn Streamside - photograph
© Bruce A. Morrison
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I was finally able to get away with the camera yesterday morning. I get permission from different folks in the area, to walk their properties - and appreciate these offers and opportunities more than I can ever completely express! The color here on the acreage started suddenly last week - the pasture always comes through for us but the acreage hasn't looked this good in years, really!
Autumn Woodland Sunrise - photograph
© Bruce A. Morrison
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The place I walked yesterday morning still had some nice pockets but I could tell I was late - never-the-less it was not disappointing! I do hope to get back there through the seasons now that I have a better idea as to where to walk.
Just a short 2014 Artisans Road Trip follow-up. Thank you to everyone who stopped by the studio and made our weekend here a success - I could not do it without your support! Thank you so much!
Have a great autumn and may Indian Summer days bring a glow to your hearts.
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