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I took this picture in November. The area looks quite different now as we’ve had a lot of snow since then (mostly this week!). However, the picture looks so peaceful, and the autumn colors are so lovely, that I decided that it was time to post it.
The holidays are a hectic time for most of us. This picture reminds me to slow down and enjoy the scenery and the moment.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all!
I should have a picture of a snow covered pine branch up today since we’ve had so much snow here in Toronto in the last few days! Still … I think the sight of pine probably makes most people think of winter and the holiday season so it’s fitting.
I hope that you are having a less snow filled day than I am!
All summer and fall I kept seeing these odd leaning trees in the park where we take our dog for a run in the woods. I finally broke down and took a picture of them. I know it’s not a spectacular picture, but isn’t it strange how the two trees are leaning towards each other? It really looks odd.
The rest of the trees in the park seem to be growing just fine – nice and straight, so it can’t have been caused by an ice storm or some other weather type of condition or at least I don’t think it would have been.
Sumac leaves turn red in Autumn and they develop fruit or seedpods that look like the one above. I think they’re kind of pretty. Especially when there is a large group of Sumac with their red leaves and fruit seedpods on display.
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