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I love all the yellow!
ReplyDeleteWow - the colors in the ginko grove are so nice - a pretty yellow blanket!
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We sometimes see single Gingko trees here. We've got a young one I planted, but i'venever seen a grove of Gingkos in my life!
ReplyDeleteNicely framed.
ReplyDeletePretty yellow leaves. Most are down here, but a few still cling to the trees.
ReplyDeletepretty yellow!
ReplyDeleteI really like that carpet of leaves in your first photo.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if those trees are the same ginko that they use as an herb?
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful carpet of yellow, Linda!
ReplyDeleteLove your shot of the forest floor carpeted with yellow leaves!
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting how Gingko trees seem to drop their leaves all in one day. This is a lovely shot!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty yellow carpet of leaves.
ReplyDeleteI love Gingko trees and the leaves make for such a wonderful golden carpet. Never seen that many of them at one time though, super cool.
ReplyDeleteThe fallen leaves make for a carpet of gold.
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