The leaves have all fallen but the fruit of the Bradford Pear remain for the robins who don't remember the concept of flying south for the winter. To see the fruit in its nascent form, click here.
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Featuring Sudbury, Massachusetts and its neighboring towns located west of Boston, distinctly different but steeped in a common history.
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November
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- Concord Free Public Library
- Up Two No Good
- Stone Cottage
- Old North Cemetery
- A Time to Reflect
- The Compost Heap
- Winterberry
- Midday Sky
- Storms a Brewin'
- Turska Kava and Šljivovica
- Skywatch Friday
- While Waiting for the Light to Turn
- The Auto Quarter Mile
- Water Row
- Man's Best Friend
- Me and My Shadow
- Nelson's Farm
- Road Trip
- Tribute to Friendship
- Veteran's Day
- From the Ground Up
- It's not Livorno....
- A Parting Shot
- More from Bunker Hill Monument
- View from Bunker Hill Monument
- Japanese Maple
- Hang Your Head in Shame
- Sudbury River
- Down a Concord Alley
- Theme Day: Doorways
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3 comments:
Nice silhouette against a cool looking sky.
Alright, I love the picture...it's very well done, but you've got to stop using those big words, like "concept" ... no, wait, that's not it...aha, "nascent," that's the one...I'm spending entirely too much time in the dictionary!
Heh. Heh.
Was wonderful during the spring but here too there is a charm ...
Beautiful shot!
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