Falling Leaves at Nolte State Park

Yesterday we took a walk at Nolte State Park through the woods, around Deep Lake. We love it any time of year, but especially during autumn.

It was still mostly green, but there was a hint of color in the trees.

Leaves are starting to fall, filling the cool air with indescribable fragrance, adding a crunch to our step.

Vine maples are bright chartreuse, as sunlight filters through them.

But it won’t be long, till fall colors dominate as in the pictures below from November, seven years ago. I’ve squared them for #SevenforSeptember.

We’ll be back for that.

Sharing with #SundayStills, Autumn.

~ Susanne

22 Comments on “Falling Leaves at Nolte State Park

  1. Lovely photos as always, Susanne. We have falling leaves, and acorns, in abundance, but the colours are not really changing just yet. Heavy rain today!

    Best wishes, Pete.

    • Thanks so much, Pete. We had a gorgeous weekend but today is gray and drizzly here. That’s the other part of autumn, I don’t like quite as much! πŸ™‚

  2. Lovely photos!! We aren’t seeing much change in color yet here. I suspect we are a little behind due to dry conditions…

  3. Yes, autumn is creeping in πŸ‚ Your photos capture that late summer / early autumn vibe beautifully, with that mix of green and brown on a sunny day!

  4. Quite picturesque. Many of these photos belong on a calendar.

  5. Lovely images of early fall! 😍 Our colours have barely started, because it’s still summer-like here.