There was a low lying cloud over the top of mountains yesterday as we drove to the drug store.
And finally, here's one without the wires.
"God hangs the greatest weights upon the smallest wires."
Francis Bacon
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Oh Ginny - God's masterpiece yet again. I have never seen such beautiful colors!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh how beautiful, Ginny... the clouds & the mountain. I can't imagine seeing that in person! ~Andrea xoxo
Beautiful...so, so beautiful.
So pretty. You have the most amazing views.
Beautiful scene. The low cloud looks like touching the mountain.
Fall is all around you. such beauty in all of these photos.
Gorgeous with or without the wires but I happen to be a person who loves to see the wires. What a beautiful drive to the drugstore. And that view of the mountain was awesome
I really like your last picture -- it's simply gorgeous. The tree in the picture above it is beautiful as well.
I love these, Ginny!
WOW! The clouds are lovely and so is all that fall color.
These are so gorgeous! Of course I never get to see things like that here in Florida. Thanks for sharing with us!
Great photos Ginny!!
Regarding the plant you asked about in my blog post, it is the flower of the sumac.
Oh wow, such pretty photos Ginny! You captured the beauty of the area for sure.
Very cool! Beautiful photos.
Ah! Such beauty in October. The mountain is stunning. There is such peace in gazing at mountains. Gorgeous shots, Ginny. xoxo
Great colors in the shots.
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