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SueAnn Help Advisor, Banner SponsorNov 3, 2009

I don't have the truly colorful trees in my yard, so can't compete with the gorgeous autumn colors other parts of the country are known for, but . . . here are a few pics to say that fall has finally arrived in Double Oak.  October was one of the wettest on record here, but the rain was welcome after a long, hot, dry summer.  We now have sunny days and very mild temperatures (70s - F).  Anyone else want to show off your fall colors?

TamiL Nov 3, 2009

Great pics,
here are some I took a few weeks ago!!!

lovenshire Nov 3, 2009

Here is one of the trees in my front yard...behind the pond there is a whole spectrum of fall but I don't have a picture right now.

EvaJ Nov 3, 2009

Lovely pictures.  We don't have trees that turn color where I live in the desert.  Thanks!

eteddys Nov 3, 2009

Eva,
We may live in the desert but thank goodness its only a few hour drive to see fall colors.  Here's a pic I took a couple of weeks ago.  I have a setting on my new camera that allows me to choose a color and that is the only color that will show, the rest of the photo will be in black and white.  I thought this pic turned out cool of some small oaks surrounding a large fir tree. 

Hugs,
Alison

EvaJ Nov 3, 2009

Neat picture Alison.  The mountains that are close to us are pretty barren with only scrub bushes  so no fall colors.  Our mountains are prettier in the spring.  When we get enough winter rain they are filled with wild flowers.

Bubble-Up Bears Nov 4, 2009

Great pictures everyone!   

desertmountainbear Nov 4, 2009

Here is some Arizona high desert fall color, we don't get color change in the low deserts till closer to Christmas.

puca bears Nov 4, 2009

WOW - great pictures everyone........
we've got nice colours here, but they don't look so good when it's chucking down rain!
huggies
Maria