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The United Colors of Autumn

There’s no denying that Seattle know how to change seasons BEAUTIFULLY.

05 November 2012 in Colours, Photography, Seattleite | Permalink

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Wow, these are gorgeous! We have had a beautiful autumn, haven't we?

Posted by: Dana | 06 November 2012 at 03:07 AM

Wow, stunning!
I've been extra housebound by a bad leg so I've been limited to only seeing what few leaves the gales of this year have allowed to remain for Autumn colour (finally updated my blog with some)- so seeing your photo's is a real treat, especially that top one, it's so rich, reminds me a little bit of last week when I was poaching pears with red wine, spices and vanilla seeds.

Having my first blog visit around the web in months so I'm just quickly looking at a couple of posts from each person and not really catching up properly, I hope all well with you and the family. xxx

Posted by: cally | 06 November 2012 at 06:35 PM

I love you and your photos. xo. nm Currently in So Cal staring at a palm tree.

Posted by: nazila | 08 November 2012 at 04:31 PM

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