These photos are all from early October, as the fall colors were just beginning to show themselves.
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| Part of a Trail at Ouabache State Park |
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| A Busy Bee |
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Mushrooms
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| Early Fall Color |
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| Luke Bryan Farm Tour - New Haven, Indiana - 2017 |
We took a different route home from the park that night, driving down some back country roads; and our route took us by a farm where Luke Bryan was performing a concert. Judging from the amount of traffic on those back roads, the concert must have been well attended...but many were arriving late due to the traffic jams.
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Maples United Methodist Church
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Not far from the location of the Luke Bryan concert was Maples United Methodist Church. The image of the church was a drive-by shot. It looked so pretty in the late-afternoon sun, with the ripened soybean field in the foreground, that I just had to try for a photo.
Luke seemed to have a big following when I looked him up. He had a Farm Tour he finished the first of this month.Beautiful shots , you saved some of the best to share. I tried to post a reply to you and it wouldn't work and then was unsure of what email to use. That mothlooking butterfly was a Common Skipper, a varied family group, but always fun to find.I put the iD on my blog.Send mem a email and I will get rid of the old ones. Always like to chat with you.
ReplyDeleteThis is the third year that Luke has come to New Haven with his Farm Tour, and it always seems like a huge event, drawing a big crowd. Thanks for the ID on the skipper.
DeleteBeautiful fall photos, Linda. The pic of the trail at the park looks inviting and easy to walk. Love the county church too.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Toni. I didn't have time to think about composition when I took that shot of the church, but I was pleased with the result anyway. Glad you liked it, too.
DeleteYou did a great job with your drive-by picture of the church. Your autumn photos are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, George.
DeleteBeautiful Fall pictures... AND---I love that picture with the little church.... Happy FALL (although it got cold enough this past weekend to call it WINTER).... ha
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Thank you, Betsy. It's been dreary and cold here, too.
DeleteI enjoyed your lovely photographs, Linda, and the way you've presented them, and I understand why you had to capture that church. It's a captivating sight!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Petra. We drove by that church on another occasion, and it wasn't as captivating without that late-afternoon light on it. :)
DeleteYour fall photos are gorgeous, Linda! Everything is arranged so neatly and the drive by shot of the Maples UM church is beautiful! Thank you, dear Lady, for sharing them with us.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind comment, Dianna. You and my other faithful readers make sharing my photos a joy.
DeleteLinda,these are all really beautiful. I do think if I had to pick a favourite,it would have to n=be one of the mushroom shots.They just look so unique.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ruth. I grouped the mushroom shots because I couldn't decide which ones to leave out and felt that showing them all separately would bore people. They were pretty unique, though. I'm glad you liked them.
DeleteThe path at the state park looks so very inviting...it makes me want to walk it. I really liked you photo of the church with the afternoon sun beaming on it. Thanks for sharing your pics
ReplyDeleteThis park also has a nice campground, if you ever find yourselves traveling up this way. :) Thanks for your visit and comment.
DeleteReally amazing glimpse back at the Fall Season. Driving down back country roads really gives you a chance to view the familiar from a different perspective.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mersad. We're actually still in the fall season here, although late fall. Much color is gone, but much still remains. Yes, country roads are a good way to see things from a different perspective.
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