As Fall Progresses — pat morss

The colors are late, but it clearly is fall.

Some of the best colors are in the dahlias, holding out down on Stacy Boulevard.
A German Shepherd was loving the ocean, running below the Boulevard’s seawall.
But a distant cousin coyote on Eastern Point looked forlorn with a bad case of mange.
This small butterfly found a comfy leaf for its final nap.
We traveled north looking for color. These leaves are natural, not turning.
Fall foliage was also late in Jackson, NH, but improving.
We found this restful fall scene at Eagle Mountain House, in Jackson.
The green in front of North Conway’s station had one good maple.
Conway Scenic Railway’s engines are the same used when my father was commuting.
These switching engines would rescue my Rockport Line Budd Cars when we broke down.
Back home, the ever-changing oceanscape is like fall foliage all year.

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