One Day Of Good Fall Color
Fall color peaked here today, with 30 mph winds and thunderstorms on the way. Hope you got to see it.
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birds | fall | perennials | sunflowers | yellow
Of Sun and Sunflowers
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Events | fall | Public Gardens | pumpkins
Pump-Kintastic!
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