November 10, 2026

Blogging Notes and Changing Seasons

 BlogPost #9655

1. I read that November is National Blog Posting Month. If you post every day, link up with Lisa's List.

2. I love getting comments. I’m often slow at commenting back, but my intention is to do so. It really helps if your Blogger Profile links to your current blog. If it doesn’t, please leave your URL, if you have one.

Meanwhile, Change is Happening Fast.

I already miss the long days of late summer.


The first signs of autumn were exciting. I photographed red leaves as though I had just discovered a new species. But the maple leaves did not stay red for long this year. In fact, some of them just turned rusty brown and fell. I suppose they were stressed by the drought.


We had some lovely fall days, but the season changed quickly. Although I made several “leafing” trips, I wish I had made a few more. I regret that I was so busy with appointments. Time flew by!


South Fork of the Shenandoah

W.O. Riley Park


North Fork of the Shenandoah

To Every Thing, There is a Season.

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