
As I arrived in the Ithaca vicinity recently it seemed that I had missed the peak colors of the fall foliage season. Many trees had already shed their leaves, the hay had been cut and baled for the winter.

But as I wandered about, it became obvious that there was still plenty of fall beauty remaining to be seen and enjoyed.

And not only in the leaves but, beautiful scenes of a farm centered life were everywhere.

Looking closely I found trees that were just at peak. Slow starters but strong finishers.

I think a life lesson this time was a reminder to not be so quick to draw a conclusion on initial impressions. Hmmmm.
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