Autumn Color in Northeast Oregon

By Elizabeth Enslin on October 28, 2009

: Alder leaves in creek

: Apple tree by yurt

: Aspen leaves

: Aspens with Blue Mountains behind.

: Aspens growing out of basalt pile

: Aspens grove by the spring

: More aspens in basalt

: Our neighbor’s aspens

: Leaves, water and rocks

Read about quaking aspens

Coming soon: larches

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