All pictures taken October 25 in the Binghamton, New York area |
So don't always believe what you see.
But, as winter approaches, the tree prepares to go into hibernation. It withdraws nourishment from its leaves and the true color appears. Eventually, the leaves fall.
If we saw those colors from May to Octoer, we would take them for granted.
But, when we see them for just a few short days, we gasp in wonder. So another lesson from our friends, the trees "don't take anything in life for granted".
They would give us one final lesson: Everything, in its season.
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ReplyDeleteI got to teach a 7th grade science class this once. They had no idea.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sad when the leaves blow away. As they did here yesterday. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteHmmm. Although the trees don't die after the leaves fall, the leaves do. Another lesson might be that we are more likely to show our true colors the closer we get to death.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful fall colors we don't get here in LA. Love it!
ReplyDeleteLove this. We don't have autumn (fall) like you do. I visited the States for a writers' conference in October some years ago and I was totally blown away by the beauty of the fall colours! How to Harness your Hashtags - #8 in ProBlogger Challenge
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures and yes there is so much to learn from the trees, I always feel grateful for the trees that surround us, give us fresh air and give the place a lovely look:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors. Reason why I love autumn the most :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely fall colors and yes, if the trees spoke they would tell us so much. Your captures are so close to nature, Alana. Always make me smile. Thank you for joining! I really appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteRead about the reason behind leaves colour change. Its interesting how they look beautiful in all colours
ReplyDeleteWow! Thats a superb interpretation of nature's way for trees to deal with winter.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful life lessons and what a pretty fall colour!
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