Taken on a weekend getaway to the Catskills.
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8 comments:
Great array Steve, The Walker, the Harrier and the kids in the leaf pile are equal favourites for me!
WOW, I wish I had weekends so beautiful...all of these are full of so much color, just spectacular!
@ Ron: Yeah, the Walker is a favorite of mine. :-)
@ Tammy: You just need to get out! It took us a bit over three hours to get there. I'm sure you could find somewhere.
Glad to see you got some great images during the Catskills Photo Weekend. They are all wonderful but I think my favorite it the 3rd one down, shot at Olana. Where was the rocky mountaintop shot? I assume you got that on Sunday when you went out on your own.
@ Denise: Yeah I got a few good shots. :-)
Laura knew of this place called the Mohonk Mountain House, exit 18 on the NY Thruway. Despite calling ahead to confirm we could hike the grounds, we were turned away. So we wound up at the Mohonk Mountain Preserve, and that's were we got the rocky mountain top shot.
That shot of the kids is super sweet!
Ever figure out which mountaintop we were looking at?
What brilliant and sharp photos. Fallen leaves and kids in them go together. Great post.
@ Laura: Thanks. I've been unable to find a name for that mountain. I've tracked the range it's in to the Shawangunk Mountains, affectionately known as the "Gunks", but I've had no luck after that.
@ Bill: Thanks, I'm glad yo like them.
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