The weather forecasters are predicting upper 70's for tomorrow, but by the middle of the week the highs will be in the mid 40's with over night lows well into the freezing range.
So, to give us something to remember when the howling winds of winter are piling the snow drifts taller than my truck, Nancy and I went for a ride in the woods. We found lots of fall color, and had a great time doing it...
Out in the Chequamegon National Forest we came across a bridge over a small stream...
We were having such a good time, I snapped a dorky selfie... We both got a good laugh over this.
One last fall picture...
I'll ride when I can but tomorrow we're going to try and go kayaking one last time.
I think the guys in the white coats are on their way to pick us up, huh???!! ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors you have there! Sounds like a nice time...
ReplyDeleteThanks, it was a lot of fun.
Deletegreat selfie pic
ReplyDeletethats what life is having a good time
did ya get the blackberry freeze thing in the other post ??
Yes I did, thank you...
DeleteGreat fall foliage. I never get enough of it. Love the selfie. You should do that more often ;-)
ReplyDeleteI love fall, I think its my favourite time of year. I've bern too busy doing stuff to go look at leaves and dodging crappy weather, hopefully tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteAwesome selfie of you two!! Driving and walking in the woods just makes us giddy, it is all that fresh forest air.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors out there. You sure live in a pretty area.
Beautiful colours ... enjoy them while they last.
ReplyDeleteNice colors and of course nice selfie on road.. :)
ReplyDeleteThe WI Fall Color site showed your area and Clark Co being Prime last weekend and it was brilliant when I was up. We're in the midst of it now, a busy weekend here, maybe tomorrow will see some miles?
ReplyDeleteDid you get out on the water??
No, and I really wish we would have. The color is fading fast and well past prime now. The winds are knocking the leaves off the trees, some are almost bare.
DeleteWe had our first view of snow very early this morning (10-17-2015) Just enough to be seen, nothing stuck to the ground.