Welcome to the Festival of Leaves 2019 edition. As with other years, I am starting with a walnut tree; they are among the first to turn, although I am also seeing some color from the sycamore. How about you?
I love autumn so I am hosting the 2019 Festival of Leaves Challenge. I will post every Sunday and I invite everyone to join in any time through the week in any or all weeks. You can link to this post or to any weekly post. Be sure to tag your post Festival of Leaves so it is easy to find in the reader.
Autumn is my favorite season. See more images of autumn by clicking here: A Lingering Look at Autumn
Fall Foliage Prediction Map
Techniques for Fall Color Photography
The Day After 
So lovely, Dawn. 😍
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Thanks Sylvia.
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Hi Dawn! Happy to participate this year…
https://inotherwordsandpictures.wordpress.com/2019/09/24/festival-of-leaves-2019-week-1/
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Happy to have you!
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Thank you!
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Hi, I would love to join and found you through Mother Hen’s post! Here is my Festival of Leaves post. Thank you for hosting, I just LOVE FALL!! Kindly, Diana
https://myhorsestories.blog/2019/09/25/festival-of-leaves-sept-25-2019/
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Also, your fall photo is just BEAUTIFUL!!
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Thank you
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A lovely rural scene Dawn. Nice to see you are hosting the challenge for another year. Autumn here has started with lots of rain and wind!
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The rain will help the color…the wind…not so much
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We don’t have many trees in this part of the county, mostly native shrubs.
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Shrubs have leaves, right?
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Yeh, but most of the natives just go brown and drop them, nothing very pretty about the process. I have seen some rather lovely berries though, so I’ll post one of those and link to you.
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Wonderful!
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