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Autumn Color in Northeast Oregon

By Elizabeth Enslin on October 28, 2009

Alder leaves in creek
Alder leaves in creek
Apple tree
Apple tree by yurt
Aspen leaves
Aspen leaves
Aspens and mountains
Aspens with Blue Mountains behind.
Aspens and rock
Aspens growing out of basalt pile
Aspens by spring
Aspens grove by the spring
More aspens in basalt
More aspens in basalt
Our neighbor's aspens
Our neighbor's aspens
Leaves, water and rocks
Leaves, water and rocks

Read about quaking aspens

Coming soon: larches

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