The pumpkin graveyard.
The dogwood tree in our backyard has gone completely red. In the background you can see a maple tree in the backdooryard neighbor's yard that is red too.
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2 comments:
I love trees that turn red. I love fall in general, but I think the bright red trees are my favorite!
Sad pumpkins...I think that's why I paint pumpkins (ceramics). I don't want to see them in a pumpking graveyard.
Sadly in Middle Europe the trees almost turn yellow or brown. The red trees are very nice!
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