A few years ago, I took a weekly photo of a path through the woods to show how the seasons change the appearance of the area I live in. This year, same woods, different path, an old habit with new direction.
The summer canopy of green leaves has shattered, falling away from the sky to the floor of the woods, carpeting it in many shades of amber. The grey of exposed tree trunks and limbs is dotted with the green of ground pine, holly, and laurel. Another soul who walks this way, created a bit of enchantment and direction when they lined the way with fallen branches.
New photos of THE PATH will be added to the sidebar weekly, with a link to THE PATH page containing all the weekly photos posted in one place.
Here’s a look back at THE PATH, different area of the woods, that I took in 2017, and a surprise to me, this is the third time I am attempting a weekly photo, I found this earlier video of the same concept from 2014. THE PATH 2014.
This post is part of Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: Amber
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Somewhere in that scenic path is a snake that has nothing better to do then wait for me to disturb its place in life.
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Definitely snakes in this wood and my yard too. I’m pretty sure right now they are deep underground. Last summer, I had a brief glimpse of a fox when I exited the path into the local school fields.
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Oh I bet those leaves do have wonderful amber colors 😀 😀
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They do indeed. I also take a few now and then, not disturbing the under layers, and add them to my compost bin.
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