Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge: 2016 Week 46
Thanksgiving is next week, but as far as the stores are concerned, Christmas is just one day later. And down at the dam, the last few leaves are clinging to the trees … except weirdly, some still have all their leaves. It’s a bronze and deep red time of year.
Buy your wreathes and turkey at the same time
The last red leaves of autumn
The church seen from the river. I never realized you can see it from here because you can’t until the leaves are gone … mostly gone …
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HOLIDAY PICTURES – OLD AND NEW TIMES 
FLOWERS ABOUT TO BLOOM 
AUTUMN SHADES WITH HALLOWEEN – GARRY ARMSTRONG 
HOLIDAY NIGHTS, HOLIDAY LIGHTS 
SERENDIPITY - SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 
$.47 a pound for frozen turkey. That’s a great deal. We’ll be paying well over $1.99/lb. for a good deal.
And they tell us there isn’t any inflation. Balderdash
Leslie
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I like your photo of the Wreaths and empty shopping cart. Wonderful entry Marilyn.
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Thanks Cee. That one came out much better than I expected. I was in the middle of the road, so i was shooting fast because they were honking at me 🙂
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Interesting the different aspects of the Christmas decoarations outside the stores in our different countries. We also only have a few leaves now on our trees. Good peek at the church through the trees.
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You would see very different stuff in Boston than here. This is a small store in a small town, so even if you were to go to a nearby mall, there’d be more variety. And what you see is regional, too. This really is a big country.
We don’t buy anything except a wreath. Like you, we are pretty much done with Christmas. The wreath is my nod to seasonal cheer.
I was surprised to see the church. It will be more visible when the rest of the leaves fall, but oak leaves stay in place until after the first few snowstorms. Snow can come any time now. They are already have heavy snow in the middle of the country, so it won’t be long.
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Today — right now as I write — is a mild, Indian Summer Saturday in our Valley. Wish we could preserve it and sprinkle some of it across the days, weeks and months ahead.
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There’s something haunting about those pictures, even though they are interesting, it’s an ephemeral quality I can’t quite explain. Really like them
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Thank you. We went out shooting today. I sort of buried myself in photoshop for most of the afternoon. I did rather like these. I’m not even sure exactly why. thanks again!!
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