Beautiful Cottonwood trees by the Marias River, MT….
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Your firs landscape is absolutely beautiful – as in a dream!
Am back (sorry for the typo “first”) But then I saw your last name – that would be the verb “to talk” in Dutch (spelled the old fashioned way) – is it Dutch that you know of?
No, my husband is Norwegian. 🙂 maybe some dabbling of dutch lines a ways back?!
Love the colours and different textures of the leaves and bark of the tree.
Lovely autumn colours.
Fantastic photos Erin. Thank you for sharing them with Today’s Flowers 🙂 which is very much appreciated.
Gorgeous golden color.
So many beautiful images. I think this time for me the one with the leaves resting in the bark of the tree is my favorite. Thanks for sharing the love up-close with I Heart Macro:-)
Beautiful autumn pictures!
Lovely, as usual Erin! What a Fall we’ve been having eh? How are you guys doing? Enjoy your week!
Fantastic images. Gorgeous colors.
Those are really pretty! Ours here are just beginning to turn.
Mmmm, lovely photos here. You have captured the glory of cottonwoods.