The creek is a lovely trout stream that runs through a gap in the Massanutten Range near my home in Virginia. It's part of George Washington National Forest.
October 27, 2013
Yellow Leaves, Passage Creek
The creek is a lovely trout stream that runs through a gap in the Massanutten Range near my home in Virginia. It's part of George Washington National Forest.
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bright little sunshiny hearts. :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice! The yellow splashes of my screen :-)
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No idea what that leaf is, but it's a very appealing area.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what tree it is, but I like the cheery yellow leaves too.
ReplyDeleteDelicious photo, beautiful fall colors!
ReplyDeleteI posted the link on my facebook page; it was suggested it might be sassasfras.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking it's a redbud tree. They're very hardy, grow anywhere, are especially happy in rocky soil, and do well as shrubs or trees. While the spring buds are a sort of magenta red, the leaves turn golden in Fall.
ReplyDeleteI agree. Looks Like redbud. We saw a lot of them driving through the Appalachians this spring.
ReplyDeletePretty color of the leaves..
ReplyDeletesuch nice photos.
Pretty. I have no idea what it is though!
ReplyDeleteLINDO O AMARELADO DAS FOLHAS! BJSS
ReplyDeleteI agree that it's probably redbud. Looked up pics of redbud in autumn and they match. Thanks!
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