It was 'Lake Effects' day yesterday. There was so much mist and moisture in the air, that the sun was a great orange ball in the sky at 8:30am. Then it disappeared into the clouds and the hazy mist.
Dezi and I went for a walk at Beamer Park - that's the park on the brow of the escarpment where the hawk watch occurs in Spring and Fall. There was no view to 'soak up' - but there was the intense golden colours of the maples. Predominant are Sugar Maple and Red Oak. We met a few fellow photographers, and one metal detector enthusiast who showed me a coin dated 1847 that he found last week.
The hay bales in the first picture will go to Andy's farm - Our Gate to Your Plate - and will feed his cattle.
