A Colorful Autumn Hike in Wisconsin
https://www.prestoavenuedesigns.com/save/valium-online-australia.php One of the urban parks in Madison, Wisconsin – Owen Conservation Park – has a maze of hiking trails. There are dozens of paths, views of the city, prairie remnants, trails through hardwood forests, and a small pond for water fowl. The park seems specially designed for a colorful hike in autumn.
here Prairie view. Most of the golden-rods and asters – the last blooms in autumn – have now gone to seed. The prairie is filled with fluffs of white blowing seeds.
go to site The forests, though small, have a fine variety of hardwoods. Maples, oaks, hickory are the predominant species, and together produce a fine color mix of yellows, oranges, reds and browns.
go site I love to hike when the sun is still low enough in the morning to cast leafy shadows on the tree trunks in the more open spaces.
go here Sumacs give the park’s open spaces a deep red glow. More whites in the prairie — fluffy seeds. Yellow ashes still have some of their leaves.
http://foodsafetytrainingcertification.com/food-safety-news/e9wsdks9bd Another path through the woods and I’m back to the parking area.
https://riverhillcurrent.com/j8f4toscb Even while leaving the park, there are so many trees in bright colors. I pulled along the side of the road a half-dozen times for that “one last shot.”
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Tramadol Online By Cod Bo Mackison is a photographer and the owner of Seeded Earth Studio LLC. Thankful for the opportunity for a nature walk today.
https://www.pslra.org/7qil05gjmj She is attending the Filter Festival in Chicago the week of October 15. Workshops, lecture series, gallery walks, portfolio reviews, and much more. But no opportunities for walks in the autumn woods.