I traveled along Converse Road in Fort Jackson, New York to photograph this golden colonnade:
And on nearby Sheldon Road, I found a corner lot filled with these beautiful leaves:
There is a gravel road beside my house where I saw these red Sumacs:
Continuing down the gravel road, red and yellow trees towered above me:
I like autumn color when there is still enough green to highlight the red and yellow:
Along a neighbor's property:
A tree so red it almost glowed:
A small hay field between a stone wall and an autumn colored woodland:
Explosions of color all along the road:
Down toward the end of the road, this house was selling pumpkins:
The light colored bark of Aspen trees stood out among the brighter colors:
And colorful trees bordered the Amish farmer's pasture. It is down the road from his house and barn, and he takes a milk can down there in his buggy every morning, milks his cows and hauls the milk back to his family. New York's north country is beautiful all year long, but October is especially so:
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