Friday, October 22, 2010

A Red Day

The other day I was noticing so much orange. Today, as Kodi and I walked trails at Phillips Exeter Academy along the Exeter River (one of Kodi's all-time favorite places), I saw red everywhere.

Sumac leaflets resembling rows of Tibetan prayer flags

Multiflora rose, a very thorny invasive bush

The prettiest red -- native winterberry in fruit

A soft red maple, in reflection

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