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[Mith242]

Here's a few more from Fayetteville.  This time from Mt Sequoyah except for the first one.  In the last pic you can see the southern part of the University of Arkansas campus.

[TBurban]

Were in full swing!

[Mith242]

Went out hiking today in the Ozarks.  Looks like we're at peak, a few area looked a little past peak.  The first pic is of Hawskbill Crag not too far from Boxley Valley area of the Buffalo Natl River.  



The second pic is of the Buffalo Natl River near the Steel Creek access.  Not a huge amount of color here, lots of cedars.



And a couple of pics from Round Top Mtn just south of Jasper off of Scenic Highway 7.  In fact you can see both in the last pic.

[Mith242]

Just a few more random pics to show off some of our colors here in the Ozarks.

[MR-2]

I'm loving these Ozark pictures.

[mcheiss]

Mith242, on Oct 29 2006, 07:55 PM, said:

Went out hiking today in the Ozarks.  Looks like we're at peak, a few area looked a little past peak.  The first pic is of Hawskbill Crag not too far from Boxley Valley area of the Buffalo Natl River.  

You might remember this image from a certain atlas cover.  

[Mith242]

mcheiss, on Oct 30 2006, 10:25 AM, said:

You might remember this image from a certain atlas cover.  

I've seen postcards of it of course.  I've seen it used on the cover of one of Tim Ernst's hiking books although his is shot from a different angle than mine.

[TBurban]

Bank of America Building, Richmond

[Skyliner]

These are not from my own city, but actually are from my favorite daytrip/weekend-getaway, the Highlands & Cashiers, North Carolina area.  It is a mere 1-2 hour drive from my home in Greenville.  The colors were phenomenal both last week and especially earier this week.  I have many more photos, but I'll just post a few for now:

[johnnydr87]

Gorgeous.

[MR-2]

Umstead State Park in Raleigh

Edited by MR-2, 06 November 2006 - 12:50 AM.

[Skyliner]

Fall colors at the Carolina First Amphitheatre at Falls Park on the Reedy, in downtown Greenville:

[Skyliner]

Here are a couple shots from the Fernwood Nature Trail in the city of Greenville.  This trail is centrally-located just a pleasant walk along the Reedy River from downtown.

[gsupstate]

Skyliner, on Nov 3 2006, 11:36 AM, said:

These are not from my own city, but actually are from my favorite daytrip/weekend-getaway, the Highlands & Cashiers, North Carolina area.  It is a mere 1-2 hour drive from my home in Greenville.  The colors were phenomenal both last week and especially earier this week.  I have many more photos, but I'll just post a few for now:

Simply stunning Skyliner!!!  I must say, this years color in Upstate SC and Western NC has been the most vivid since I moved to the area 4 years ago.  Tree color has simply been fiery! We've had an incredible Fall!

[RestedTraveler]

gsupstate, on Nov 9 2006, 05:05 PM, said:

Simply stunning Skyliner!!!  I must say, this years color in Upstate SC and Western NC has been the most vivid since I moved to the area 4 years ago.  Tree color has simply been fiery! We've had an incredible Fall!

I agree.  I think it has everything to do with the even distribution of dry weather and rainy weather this past summer, too.  Every summer that I've been in this area since 2001 has either been VERY dry or VERY rainy and the trees were under some stress, so the foliage wasn't as spectacular as this year's.

[TexasTea]

I wonder why Arkansas can look so beautiful in the fall time and Texas which is next door don't change that much.

[krazeeboi]

Here's some from Rock Hill:

[Skyliner]

Here are a couple of shots from last week in Greenville, SC:

[gsupstate]

Cancer Survivors Park in Greenville, SC