Yellow
Orange Light of Summer
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What a strange light a week or so ago. Of course, if you're in an area that
experiences wildfires you'll know that particular color overlaying the
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Fantastic collection of yellows
Lovely color study, Alan, as was 'Red' yesterday. Thanks.
yep; here too. more yellow. all pretty : )
Love love this post - the yellow is so nicely expressed here. So autumn! Is the pumpkin squash from your veggie garden??