Wonderful information on the rebirth of color in the fall leaves and how this process is activated.
Fall in Kentucky
Our Kentucky Home
This blog post about a first visit to Kentucky makes us even more proud of our great state, the people, places and products. There is no place more beautiful than Kentucky in the fall of the year.
October 13, 2015
Our Final Eastern Destination
Over the Mississippi River into Memphis, Tennessee.
A hop, skip and a jump and we are in Kentucky.
A Kentucky barn flies past the window as we make our way to our daughter’s town.
We finally arrived in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, last Thursday to visit with our daughter Stephanie and her four children. Neither Randy nor I have ever been to Kentucky or Tennessee which we crossed along the way here. This is our final eastern destination before turning around and heading for home.
All I can say is, for a gal from the very brown desert, the green in this area is an emerald feast for the eyes. As soon as we entered Tennessee, the temperature dropped dramatically and while we passed rolling green hills with cozy farm houses tucked into the pastures, I pictured woman in checkered aprons baking apple pies while…
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A FALL SUNDAY MORNING IN KENTUCKY
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Fall in Kentucky is one of the most beautiful seasons of the year. This is the front yard of a farm in Georgetown, Kentucky. The trees are so beautiful this time of the year. There is a quote by Shira Tamir that says, “Anyone that thinks fallen leaves are dead has never watched them dancing on a windy day.” I think the leaves are beautiful as they flutter to the ground in the fall. The colors on a fall day in Kentucky are like looking at a painting. We Kentuckians are very lucky to live in such a beautiful place.
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