Eliza Waters

Once again, I’m joining Walktober devotees, sharing a stroll around my yard and a meander up the road to see the autumn colors. It’s an exceptional foliage season, the best we’ve had in many years.

Our host, Robin at Breezes at Dawn writes: ” Here it is, the official Walktober post.  Leave your link or pingback in the comments on this post if you want to be included in the round-up (which will happen sometime near the end of the month).  The official dates are October 11 through October 24 (I am extending it a little to give you more time).  Take a walk, a run, a slow stroll, a swim, a drive, a meander, or just look outside a window, and blog about it.  Use photos, words, artwork.  It’s up to you what you do and how you express your Walktober.”

So I’ll start in the yard (including the first photo above), then head up the hill:

Up around the corner, the neighbor’s field comes into view:

Some beautiful ferns along the way:

At the top of the hill, we turn to view the misty valley below and the patchwork of color:

The neighbors barn, glorious sugar maple in their yard, and pasture along the road:

Thanks for joining me on this beautiful day! Click the link above to visit Robin’s site to add your own Walktober post or see what others have contributed. Happy Autumn! 🍁