Leaves are starting out in the mountains of Virginia. Hope you get a chance to get outside this weekend. Let’s see some pics!
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It’s my wife’s daily driver. This is her second 100. This one we bought probably probably 10 years ago and we have put on 170,000 miles on it. She is anxious to see the new Land Cruiser in personBK, how long have you had that truck?
I have a thing for blue cruisersI had the same question
and my banged up 80
Bull Run Mountain in my backyard is showing some colors changing. Not peak fall yet, but at least starting to turn.There is very little foliage action in my locale, well west of DC.
On my property, the most reliable tree is a "Fall Fiesta" red maple, and it's not even thinking about changing. "October glory" red maples are even further behind. Sycamores are showing some decent yellows, though.
When I look at the surrounding hills, it's just a wall of green with a only a few pops of color.
Probably won't have any oak action for at least another week or two, as most are still holding onto their acorns.
Are y'all seeing similar?
I think so. At least now I know that they yellow tree in the woods is a sycamore, thanks!There is very little foliage action in my locale, well west of DC.
On my property, the most reliable tree is a "Fall Fiesta" red maple, and it's not even thinking about changing. "October glory" red maples are even further behind. Sycamores are showing some decent yellows, though.
When I look at the surrounding hills, it's just a wall of green with a only a few pops of color.
Probably won't have any oak action for at least another week or two, as most are still holding onto their acorns.
Are y'all seeing similar?
Huge leaves. The size of a dinner plate. Flaky bark. Typically one of the first large trees to drop their canopy..I think so. At least now I know that they yellow tree in the woods is a sycamore, thanks!
Hey hey hey...easy on the insults.I bet you’re right @1MOA Definitely needed the cooler nights to get the leaves changing. I’m thinking at our house at 1,900 feet, the leaves are past peak. Got out to idaho this week for a bit and leaves already turned of course. I’m getting old. Next thing you know I’ll be birding and watching for a tufted titmouse
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Man should of stopped by ,you were 4 miles from us. I can see the overlook from my front field.Jewell Hollow Overlook on Skyline Drive.
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