My dear friend Racheley lives in Israel. She often includes beautiful images of nature in her Facebook posts. I love how she finds spots of beauty in her semi urban environment. Racheley's eye has been a real inspiration for me.
We had met in elementary school when Racheley spent a few years living in Boston. Those years made Racheley hungry for the sight of bright foliage in the fall. As I go about my days in the fall I always look for images to send my friend. All of the photos in this post were taken on the two blocks between my house and my synagogue.
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| Truly red leaves are a bit of a rarity |
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| The sun was shining through the leaves for a bit of extra glow |
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| Trees on the median strip |
I don't have the power to bring back the hostages or stop the war. I can take some photos and send them to my friend.
Lovely pics! We are in the throes of a really, really dry fall in the Tennessee Valley; most of our tree leaves just turned brown and fell off. We've had a lot of overcast skies, but no rain, which means no sunshine to perk up the slight bit of yellow/ orange/red we do have. It's been a 'California Dreamin' sort of November ('All the leaves are brown/ and the sky is grey..') Most dismal. We have one ginko tree on our street that has turned bright yellow but pretty much everything else has been a bust.
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