Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge – November 16, 2016
The bridge over the Blackstone Canal, peak foliage, October 2016
There were a lot of wonderful paths, roads, docks, dams, and other ways to travel these past few months. All of these are favorites, but one of them is my favoritest favorite. You are free to guess which one.
Photo: Garry Armstrong
Past our house and on to Rhode Island …
A sign to make your way
Walking the little dog on a warm day in October
Walking along the old cemetery wall in the middle of town
Garry under the canopy of changing leaves
On the dock at the marina – one day in late September 2016
Little bridge across the small canal along the Mumford River – August 2016
Defoliated trees on Route 98 in June, 2016
Defoliated woods on the Summer Solstice, June 2016
They are predicting a little bit of snow for the end of this week, but I don’t expect it to stick to the ground or last past an hour or less. Still, it’s a warning, the proverbial “shot over the bow” telling us that it’s time to get those leaves up, the lawn equipment put away, and shake the mothballs out of the winter coats!
Dam over the Mumford River, August in late afternoon
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Categories: #DamsAndWaterfalls, Autumn, Blackstone Valley, Cee's Photo Challenge
MANY AUTUMNS OF OUR LIVES 
SERENDIPITY - SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 
Garry got a couple of cool photos snuck in your entry. I really like your guys’ entry this week. 😀
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Hard to chose the favourite of favourites. It’s such lovely scenery there.
Leslie
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It is. Sometimes, just a simple walk or drive is a bit overwhelming. It’s just too short. I want MORE!
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Just go back for another walk.
Leslie
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Lovely scenery 🙂
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Like you, we live in a really pretty area. Especially in the fall. I only wish we could have more autumn, less “other” seasons, especially that cold, nasty one that starts with a “w.”
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Such beautiful which ways I would take them all! I am not ready for the s word my friend!
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Trust me when I say, neither are we. But they are talking about it on the dreaded weather part of the news. Actually, right now, news on all fronts is kind of dreadful.
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I think your favorite walk might be over the river, the first picture. I have been to a place called Hingham near Boston and the sights are a little similar to these there.
Susie
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Hingham is a little more south, closer to the coast. A bit more built up than here, but still lovely. New England is just really pretty, almost everywhere. More rugged in the north, gentler down here, in the south. Not unlike old England, in a lot of ways.
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There all beautiful, my favourite is the first one, perhaps yours is the last one 🙂
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I would be hard pressed to choose between them, but my favorite is Garry under the tree canopy 🙂
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Some wonderful photos capturing the charm of Autumn. Tell my why those men love to take photos of our backs when we are walking? Mr. Swiss found that is a wonderful photo (so did I) – yes men stick together.
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I think it’s because as soon as we know they are taking our pictures, we get all self-conscious. I know i do. i start to remember I’m fat, wish I had worn some makeup (ridiculous since i almost never wear makeup anymore), wonder if I should remove my glasses, etc. etc. Easier if we aren’t looking 🙂
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Glorious.
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Yes. It was a rather short season, but a really beautiful one 🙂
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Beautiful, thank you for taking us along with you! Really loved these pictures
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You are most welcome. I hope I remember this a couple of months from now!
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I’m sure you will, you can always run the feed back to refresh your memory, or perhaps take another walk along the path later with a skiff of snow would be totally brand new
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Definitely the seasons are changing. Lovely photos!
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Too fast. Much too fast. I am SO not ready!
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