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Thursday, October 04, 2012
Fall's Hanging On, But Winter's Already Claimed the Upper Hillside
It's definitely fall in Anchorage, with winter having already made a preview appearance.
The geese are packing meals for their flights south.
The cottonwood leaves cover our back yard, though, if you look closely, the amur maple leaves are still on the tree (on the right.) The come out later in the spring too.
Up at Powerline Pass, the snow we had in town stuck. This was Sunday evening.
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Apart from the lovely vivid colour in the top shot I like the repetition and implied diagonals they really make the shot!
ReplyDeleteGreat post.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hijack your comment section. Post and forward, if you don't mind. Missing person search on Sunday.
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Thanks.
I guess it is a delicate balance for the geese. If they pack too much fat on then keeping up with the flock will be a struggle.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure they know best.
DeleteI think of Dickens and Christmas carols...and the geese are getting fat...is that a line? should be. Force feeding them because they wouldn't do so on their own -- not like humans.