This week The Babs and Mr. B are visiting. For those of you who are new to this blog, those two lovely people are actually my parents. So, today I took the day off from work to spend some time with them. Mr. B and I decided to get out of the house and see what we could see. The Fall temps have arrived, somewhat, and thus the leaves are starting to turn colors.
Touches of Fall just here and there.
Great pics. Nothing like the country in the fall.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could say the colors are as spectacular as your neck of the woods, but they seem to be taking their time. Patiently waiting. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! My favorite is the pasture with the cows. Have a great day with your parents.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a wonderful day with your parents! Those fall colours are beautiful, thanx for sharing.
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Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteapparently fall takes it's time in georgia.
ReplyDeletein oklahoma, i'm sure there are blazin' colors right about now!
Now that is what I call a fun day....
ReplyDeleteWe have had color for quite some time up here in Western New York. Lots of yellow leaves around our farm and they are starting to fall.
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ReplyDeleteNature is beautiful with your photos! :)
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Oh, enjoy the time with your parents! I'm so jealous as mine are both gone from this life. What a wonderful time to share together - fall in all of its glory!
ReplyDeleteOur colors are starting. Nothing glorious yet here in Texas!
Thanks for sharing a fall down South... bit different up here, but the colors are so similar,
ReplyDeleteThose are great Fall pictures...if I drive up to the mountains...about 15 minutes away...the leaves are changing...but not much in my neck of the woods...I'm waiting...it's cooling off.
ReplyDeleteLiving about 3,000 miles from home this surely was a felt entry. With temperature outside rarely being colder than inside a fridge, palm-, orange- and lemon trees make autumn and winter a bit difficult to see. Thank you for this nice escape "back home". Please have you all a good Wednesday.
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oh how i wish i had fall color like that...not too much out here in dry and brown california
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those trees are just beautiful...
thanks for sharing them with us...
happy october !!!
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Beautiful photos! Fall is certainly underway where you are. Things are still very green here in my part of Japan, looking forward to seeing some red leaves soon.
ReplyDeleteLovely fall colors!
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Beautiful fall color. I was in Kentucky this time last year and I don't remember seeing as much color.
ReplyDeleteWe don't get much turning of the leaves in Ca. They just turn brown and fall off in Nov/Dec.
How great to have your parents for a visit.
Loved your writing spider post. Made me think of Charlottes Web.
What a great way to spend the day. Enjoy your visit.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots. Really like the road picture!!!
ReplyDeleteFantástica perspectiva de este magnífico lugar buen encuadre y buenas tomas. Un abrazo
ReplyDeleteIt's always good to drive around a bit, even if only to look for a half-forgotten cemetery.
ReplyDeleteFall is here, it's raining now, but we have nothing like those colors!
What a wonderful day! No fall colors here yet. Enjoy your parent's visit!
ReplyDeleteI so wish it looked like this here in Dallas. We're still warm down here :( Love this season, though, and your pics transported me! xoxo
ReplyDeleteWow... amazing shots... I like the landscap! Manu
ReplyDeleteVery nice countryside.
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It's so pretty where you live. And how nice to go for a drive with your dad. Enjoy their visit.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. Looks like a beautiful fall for you all :)
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Looks like a good drive/day for you all : ) Glad you had a good visit with them too.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics from KY.
They are slowly changing down here. We haven't had the first frost yet.
You found some beautiful autumn colors there too, Farmchick! The trees in my area are beginning to turn but many trees are already leafless from the storms.
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