It’s been a glorious autumn up here near the lake, if you enjoy watching the leaves change color as I do. After a slow start, the brilliant colors really started to appear in the last week and a half in the Vermilion area.
It’s a tradition here on the blog for me to some post photos of the fall foliage, so I headed out this weekend a few times to see what was going on color-wise in some of my favorite places.
Saturday was kind of cloudy, with the sun playing hide and seek, but I paid a late afternoon visit to Mill Hollow.
On Sunday, I started out on Baumhart Road, with side trips down Cooper Foster Park Road, Whittlesey Road, Sunnyside Road and North Ridge Road. Then I jogged over to Route 60 and checked out Sperry Road and Gore Orphanage Road before ending up in Vermilion’s Historic District.
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| At the corner of Baumhart and Cooper Foster Park Road looking north |
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| Looking east on Whittlesey Road |
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Along North Ridge Road
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| Looking north on Sunnyside Road |
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| Brownhelm Cemetery |
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| Just off Sunnyside Road |
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| Maple Grove Cemetery on Mason Road |
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| Gore Orphanage Road |
Someone once observed that if the autumn season – with its spectacular color show – only came once in our lifetime, we would appreciate its beauty a lot more.
I believe it.
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