...when the days feel like they're standing still. The sun warm on your skin, made all the more precious knowing this particular glorious weekend could be the last until spring.My mother is very ill at the moment. An unsuccessful cancer surgery - she is presently in ICU at a local hospital and my days are filled with work, kids, doctors & the hospital. Needing a reprieve, my husband and I head out to the Berkshires of Northwestern Connecticut. Just a simple road trip, jumping on Route 44 and heading west. Indian Summer was in all it's glory.
View of Woodbridge Lake in Goshen, Connecticut
Along route 44...
And into Collinsville, Connecticut - an old mill town.
Overlooking Collinsville from Village Cemetery
Another favorite cemetery of mine...
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11 comments:
LOVE that house!!!
love the house and love the photos. Its been perfect fall weather here in Southern Ontario as well.
Gill in Canada
How beautiful is that...I miss those colors!
That photo "Route 44" is STUNNING!
So I'm in rainy Chicago and longing for an Indian Summer day like that. So glad to see your name pop up as an update in Google Reader, I've missed you here in Blogland and in real life. Hugs to your mom. Let's have a visit when I get back.
I'll take that house in New Hartford! I took a mini road trip into Bucks County, PA yesterday and it was so lovely. Winding roads and lovely little bridges crossing the Delaware River steeped in the ruch colors of fall.
My thoughts are with your mom and your family. I know how tough that can be.
I'm so sorry to hear about your mom. Glad you were able to get away and enjoy such breathtaking fall scenery.
Gorgeous...
Your photos are beautiful and inspired!!
Your photos are fabulous -- I used to live in Chicago and now I live in the desert -- the only season I truely
miss is fall.
Sorry to hear about your mom. I lost my sister to cancer a couple of years ago. You captured such great color in these photos.-That it definitely a beautiful section of the state.
Very nice photos!
My favorite is the one from the cemetery looking down the hill.
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