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Danny and I took a few escapades up the canyon recently.  I was lucky enough to snap a few pictures of the changing fall leaves before the mountains were peppered with snow this past week.  (Or should I say salted with snow, since snow is white?)  It was a perfect evening getaway to enjoy the mountain air and gorgeous scenery.



I think this is my new favorite picture of Danny and Me.


I always feel a kinship with the red-leaved trees.

Loved this row of aspen, so pretty!



Where the road ended.

What is a fall drive without a foot shot?  

   
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  1. AnonymousOctober 10, 2011 at 5:40 AM

    Beautiful and breathtaking! I love those bright yellow aspens too! Great couples shot. I can't belive it's almost been a year for you two. Congrats! - Becky

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  2. grammawoodOctober 10, 2011 at 12:24 PM

    How beautiful, especially the shot of the aspen grove and the aspen tree. I love the mountains. I wish we could take a ride and see the fall colors.

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