I've been told by everyone that Boston in the Fall will be beautiful. As the brisk air moves in and people bundle up and huddle together, the trees will mark the passing of the seasons in their leaves. The greens that brightened the summer will change to oranges, yellows, and reds. In Louisiana most trees merely turn from green to brown to dead. So I've decided to document our first experience with the changing of the leaves.
By our apartment is a reservoir with a jogging path and hiking trail around it.
So far, most of the leaves there are still green. But there is one lone tree that jumped the gun.
Close up of the tree:
Across the reservoir, you can see that a few trees have started changing their colors but for the most part the landscape is still green.
I plan to periodically check on the reservoir and document how the scenes change.
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