The Colors of fall

[erickson]

Getting the cars ready for winter Storage. It’s getting Cold in Wisconsin and they will be putting liquid brine down next week. Waiting for Spring

 

[cosgig]

Those sure are some pretty colors. Here in The Mitten, I would’ve thought that the leaves would be turning faster than they are, but a big cold snap is on the way. Here’s a little stretch of road I take to work every day. I was thinking of taking the car down there for some pics, but the leaves haven’t turned there yet!

 

[Budnicks]

Nice stable of HP

 

[VANDAN]

East Lancaster, and I found this young maple on the edge of the woods.

 

[Richard Cranium]

Kids Joyfully Frolic In Pile Of Autumn Leaves And Dog Poop



Oct 31, 2022

CLEVELAND, OH — According to sources, local parents Josh and Madelyn Bledge are sitting on their back porch relishing the crisp fall air and looking on lovingly as their kids frolic in a pile of autumn leaves and dog poop.

"Maddie, dear, this is what life is all about," said Josh as their youngest daughter crawled out from the pile of leaves with fecal matter smooshed in her hair. "They're so happy; I just wish I could stop time."

"Mommy, mommy, look what I can do," yelled their oldest boy as he attempted to run and jump into the leaf pile but slipped on a massive dookie hiding under a maple leaf and toppled into the golden brown mass of foliage and crap.

"Kids, time to go inside now," said Madelyn as she attached the sprayer to the garden hose and opened the faucet full blast. Within minutes, the smiling children marched, dripping and cold, into the house, their clothes mostly clear of dung.

At publishing time, an early snow had allowed the Bledge family to build the season's first snow/poop man.

 

[kiwigtx]

Kids Joyfully Frolic In Pile Of Autumn Leaves And Dog Poop



Oct 31, 2022
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CLEVELAND, OH — According to sources, local parents Josh and Madelyn Bledge are sitting on their back porch relishing the crisp fall air and looking on lovingly as their kids frolic in a pile of autumn leaves and dog poop.

"Maddie, dear, this is what life is all about," said Josh as their youngest daughter crawled out from the pile of leaves with fecal matter smooshed in her hair. "They're so happy; I just wish I could stop time."

"Mommy, mommy, look what I can do," yelled their oldest boy as he attempted to run and jump into the leaf pile but slipped on a massive dookie hiding under a maple leaf and toppled into the golden brown mass of foliage and crap.

"Kids, time to go inside now," said Madelyn as she attached the sprayer to the garden hose and opened the faucet full blast. Within minutes, the smiling children marched, dripping and cold, into the house, their clothes mostly clear of dung.

At publishing time, an early snow had allowed the Bledge family to build the season's first snow/poop man.