Colour at Dee Bank Falls near Windemere, Ontario
Although small, Dee Bank Falls is natural and very pretty.
Below the falls in the first photo
I am linking to NF Waters HERE.
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32 comments:
love those photos especially the second one.
Did you see on my blog about a new photo meme that is starting up next month by another "local" girl from Kirkfield, Ontario? It was on my Monday post.
Gill
Love those autumn leaves. I'm taking a day trip today into Western Louisiana. They've had summer rainfall in that area so I'm hoping to actually see some fall color, although it may still be just a tad early for this part of the country. We were still in the high 80s yesterday.
Gorgeous scenery. How do you ever get any work done? I'd be out there all the time!
The colors are exquisite.
beautiful spot. i thought you were joking and saying you went down to De bank on the river. so that is the name, Dee Bank.
Very fine!
You certainly have some beautiful places to visit.
Darla
These are lovely!
Anothr beautiful water and autumn photos!
Oh I so have to travel with you these are gorgeous. I can see myself sitting under that tree. Thanks B
This is why we all love autumn. Beautifully captured.
V
Love the colours and the rock in the second photo!
You got a very beautiful environment near your vicinity. I love bodies of water especially waterfalls. We take long travels just to see some of them. That one is a nice subject for slow shutter photos!
Lovely fall scenes.
Love those fall colours. I just wish it would last longer.
Stunning captures of tones, textures and nature.
Some beautiful fall colours here!
Hmmmmm (that's me purring! :-))
Ah... I love those autumn colours, unfortunately most of them have blown away now.
i was WOWED looking at your photos!
they are absolutely AMAZING!
i like the composition as well.
More beautiful EG pics! We have 1 Maple in the neighbourhood that has changed to a gorgeous red and that's about it here.
I'm especially loving that second photo! The water and leaves are drenched with color. Love it!
so envious of your fall colors.
ww is up as well.
Beautiful photos. I especially like the perspective in the first one.
Those colors are just incredible
Natural and pretty are indeed two words that quickly came to mind. Nice spot.
Both scenes are so beautiful, lovely places to stop and enjoy.
They are beautiful.....so peaceful
Wow, two beautiful shots. I love the water falling over the rocks.
The colors are just awesome!
Small but beautiful. Maybe this is a "yet " to be discovered place.
The colors of the leaves stand out and feels very autumn to me.
You should have wrote what you wished for, who knows, you might be chosen.
Hi there - what a great set of colours. You seemed to have gone deep into autumn, and we are now deep in spring. Last week it was still winter!
Cheers - Stewart M
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