Following the celebration of fall, leaves cover the ground like confetti.
Springing up from below the trees, one lone mushroom grows undisturbed.
A collection of fall color and texture spills over a weathered wooden fence.
Don’t miss the brilliant fall color found beneath the trees.
Several days of rain left the leaves in Litha Park glowing with fall color.
Fall color begins with just one branch.
According to the Oregon Encyclopedia, Oregon produces about 800 million pears annually, almost 300 pears per person. This one dangled above the city sidewalk along my walking route.
Cooler evening temperatures show fall beginning to edge out the summer season.
Photos from Sue 