The autumn season varies every year in the amount of color and the timing of the peak color, so it makes it difficult to plan ahead for longer distance trips months ahead of time as Mother Nature doesn’t always pay attention to the normal average peak. The ninety degree days this fall seemed to delay the color change.
Finding the Colors
It has seemed like a very twisty journey to the last day of astronomical fall this year, especially after a very cold deep freeze this past weekend but at least it did get above freezing today.
Last Day of Autumn
Pine trees might look “pretty” covered in white snow, but with the minus 30 wind chills, it is not much fun to to take a walk to see them so I prefer the autumn tree display instead.
View from Brockway Mountain
The snow has melted so it doesn’t look as much like December but the gloomy day doesn’t have any colorful foliage left to see as they have long fallen off leaving bare trees instead.
Autumn on Brockway Mountain
