I was supposed to post something. And I completely forgot. We got into going to get the long-lost car key — not like just getting your key copied at the key store anymore — and then I stopped to take some pictures at the dam and continued on to the grocery.
Then I unpacked the groceries, started the chili, decided to process the pictures … and realized I never got around to posting anything at all.
So here are a few pictures from the Mumford dam in the middle of town. It’s pretty. It’s not the kind of bright and colorful you might expect. So many leaves fell off during the past three days of pounding rain — bright green leaves falling — so even trees which are changing are doing it in pastels. Not going to be a great autumn.
By the time the leaves change, there won’t be any left on the trees. Tonight, the weather is supposed to drop into the 40s — which is normal for this time of year. But after all this prolonged warm weather, it’s more than a dollar short and weeks rather than days late.
Meanwhile, the chili tastes weird because I put in the wrong beans. I don’t believe I did that.
I think I am mentally on “off.”
Categories: #foliage, #Photography, Autumn, Blackstone Valley, climate change
The colours aren’t as intense here either this year.
Leslie
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Beautiful photos! I love the colours of autumn.
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I am a bit the other way, it is getting out to take the pictures that is a problem for me.
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Some very good autumn shades. If I don’t stick to my photo organising routine I also get into time problems, having too many at once to deal with
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These are lovely shots of the dam — slightly different than wht you usually post, and equally beautiful!
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Kidney beans? I’ve used and mixed a few. Boston brown beans, Refried beans …
Don’t like those hard little black beans in there tho.
My secret ingredient is a pinch of brown sugar – just enough to take the edge off.
Gonna have to shoot you now.
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I used maple bacon baked beans entirely by mistake. I meant to use a can of tomato sauce.
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Ah I see … yeah that probably wouldn’t work.
I used to go the the markets and get all kinds of peppers too and put them in. But nobody would eat it after that. Except me.
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It turned out to be not too bad. At least it wasn’t the maple stuff.
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Those dam photos are damn beautiful. I don’t know what you were planning to post, but you did just damn fine at the dam.
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I was out taking pictures … which is WHY I forgot to post. I keep saying, I don’t have enough time and I really don’t. Something’s gotta give.
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Beautiful photos.
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Are there any wrong beans?
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Days like that, frustrating
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I just did what seemed natural … which did not, in this case, include writing anything. I actually intended to, but I ran out of time and never ran back INTO time. It seem time just goes ONE way 🙂
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Wow these are beautiful Marilyn 🙂
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It’s pretty. It looks best along the river, but most places are still pretty much green. And a LOT of leaves came down over the last week — and most of them were also green. There are naked trees on which the leaves never changed. Which is a bit strange.
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Marilyn, Your baked beans chili is mucho DEE-Lee-she-ous
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OH wow that’s so weird when they just lose their trees and never have the beautiful colors! ❤
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