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Ray Wilson

10-29-2006 11:22:13

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MikeT

11-02-2006 07:46:31

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Re: Last of the Fall Colors.... in reply to Ray Wilson, 10-29-2006 11:22:13

Heard geese coming in last night (Katy, TX). They were riding the cold front and flying low and ragged. First time this year. Kinda early. Usually don't hear them here till mid November. Is this a sign of a hard winter coming?

Leaves up in eastern OK were absolutely beautiful last couple of weeks. Most color I've seen up there in a long time.

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Sean (TX)

10-29-2006 16:18:45

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Re: Last of the Fall Colors.... in reply to Ray Wilson, 10-29-2006 11:22:13

Nice pics...Old man winter is coming. The geese passed by heading south saturday.

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Chad OH

10-29-2006 14:27:40

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Re: Last of the Fall Colors.... in reply to Ray Wilson, 10-29-2006 11:22:13

That one belongs on a card or calander!
Kinda rustic or vintage feel to it.

Nice pic!
-Chad

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duey

10-29-2006 11:27:38

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Re: Last of the Fall Colors.... in reply to Ray Wilson, 10-29-2006 11:22:13

Ray, nice picture!! Looks like you cut off the trailer with that nice load of split and dried red oak!!! Seems to go hand in hand!!!!

I do like Fall, not so much WINTER!

duey

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Ray Wilson

10-29-2006 13:34:52

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Re: Last of the Fall Colors.... in reply to duey, 10-29-2006 11:27:38

Thanks for the kind words, Dewey! You are right about the split and dried Oak. Matter of fact, Mother Nature dropped an Oak for me to cut up in last nights high winds. It was a big 'ole Oak, unfortunately, it's root ball was on a pile of rocks along a old spring bed. More firewood! Meanwhile, here's a picture of a nice fire heating the house.

Ray

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