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Autumn Delights, leaf peeping in rural Maine.

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Uploaded by on Oct 4, 2007

Here's a taste of rural Maine in Autumn. Every year thousands of people drive through Maine just to look at our leaves. We call it "Leaf Peeping". Most of these pictures were taken along the Pleasant River in Brownville Junction. My back yard. :)

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  • It's cold, windy and rainy today so I'm enjoying viewing your entire PEEPING video today. Thanks, it's beautiful and SO MAINE. Adrienne

    PS are the red berries a vibernum(sp)?

  • Just about all these leaves have fallen now. It's starting to look bare out there! I actually think those might be some variety of cherry, but I'm not sure. They aren't in my gardens, but are on my regular walk. :)

  • Wow, Kate, that's almost as good as being there! Wicked awesome photos and editing.

  • Thanks Di! It's very rich in color here right now!

  • Wonderful, Kate! You are definitely further along than we are way down here in southern Maine. Pretty soon we get to rake all those leaves.....

  • I'll have all of my leaves and my neighbors. LOL Somehow, the shape of the land here collects them right in front of the workshop door.

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  • WOW!! we seldom have a quick enough cold that turns the leaves your brilliant colors... enjoyed watching... or "peeping"... thanks for posting it!! FIVE STARS!

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