Welcome to Stick Season here in Vermont!
What is it? It's that time when the leaves have left the trees but the snow has yet to visit. Inexact, to be sure, like our maple sugaring season...more dependent on Mother Nature than on the calendar.
Stick Season in Vermont is a time of transition. The days are shorter, the nights are colder. We start to nest indoors. It's time for contemplation, for walks among the downed leaves.
Not stick season here yet though the trees have finally started to change colors. Enjoy plotting new books
ReplyDeleteStick season is a new term for me. It does explain the landscape perfectly. In Michigan too. Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures. Thanks for sharing. Here in central Arizona the trees keep their leaves, but jut North in the countryside, there is a stick season.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures. They actually made me sigh. Oh, how a peaceful walk down an autumn lane can draw out some creativity!
ReplyDeleteAwesome pics. Thanks for sharing, Eileen!
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