The Amazing Reappearing House!!

What a difference a week (or so) makes! A good bit of wind and rain, and Viola! the trees are all but bare.

Neither Cunning, Nor a Runt, But Does Have A Camera

So I don't have a fancy-shmancy camera like some people, but what I do have can sometimes take a decent image. I was up early t'other morning, and got some shots of the sunlight first hitting some o' the trees by the Secret Lair (aka '73 Winnebago). As always, you can click on an image to embiggen it:






And here's this week's shot of the Reappearing House. You can actually kinda-sorta see it, cause of the angle of the sun:

Rebirth of a Series (Sorta)

Back in the Spring I did a series of photos of The Disappearing House. Now that it's Fall, I figured the only right thing to do is show the other end of the spectrum. And so, it is with great pleasure that I introduce to you....

The Reappearing House!!1!!one!


It's there, you just can't see it yet. What you can see is a wee bit o' Fall Color in the trees. And a wee bit may be all we get in these here parts.


The most glorious bit that I can see around here. Except for the beech trees, which the leaves always turn a pretty yellow (as evidenced in the top photo), most of the rest either haven't changed yet or are going straight to brown. We'll see what the next few weeks bring.

I hear the Farmer's Almanac is calling for a cold, wet winter.

Last Update on the Disappearing House

This shot was taken from the same spot as the previous ones.




Also, it looks to be a good year for blackberries:


And azaleas (that's Neighbor's house):

I Swear There's A House in the Background

Part III in a continuing series (which may, in fact, be done now)
Part I and II

If you look at Part I, you'll see where the house is ... you know, the one that can barely be seen now.

The Greening Continues

Part II

Four days later. Spring comes fast and furious.

Part I here.

A Saturday Photo

The trees are starting to green up around the Secret Lair (aka '73 Winnebago). In just a few weeks, that house in the background will disappear until next fall. If I remember, I'll take more photos from this same spot to show the progression.


Oh, there's a chance of snow showers here tomorrow night and Monday morning.

/rolls eyes/