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late summer in New England

Posted: September 8th, 2026, 9:28 am
by sasha

A few recent shots from around the neighborhood. Minimal retouching - combed their hair, straightened their ties (cropped a few, Autocorrected a few, straightened a tipped horizon or two) - y'now, the usual...



Millers River
(taken from "The Point" - McLaughlin Trail, Winchendon MA)

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Reflections
(ibid

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Motion
(foam on a brook running near my house, Fitzwilliam NH)

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Goldenrods I
(a half-mile or so down the road from me, Fitzwilliam NH )

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Welcome to Birch Hill WMA
(New Boston Rd, Royalston MA)

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Greens & Reds
( ibid )

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Goldenrods II
(ibid )

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Sulfur Butterfly
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Re: late summer in New England

Posted: September 8th, 2026, 9:35 am
by saw
Great stuff Roy !.....gets me excited about getting back out here....I'm currently walking my neighborhood, which is hilly....daydreaming of thr woods

Re: late summer in New England

Posted: September 8th, 2026, 8:29 pm
by sasha
don't be surprised if that reunion is an emotional one, even if it's just a short visit. Mine certainly was, took me unawares. I'm rooting for ya...

Re: late summer in New England

Posted: September 9th, 2026, 11:05 am
by winddance
great shots. fall is showing

Re: late summer in New England

Posted: September 9th, 2026, 11:42 am
by sasha
yes, it certainly is. I've lit the furnace the last few mornings to take off the chill. At $5+/gal, this is going to be a costly winter....

thanks to you both for commenting