Border Rider
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The colors up here are the best in 10 years.
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Spyder ride in Northern Vermont in all her glory today
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Deanna777
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HI Border Rider,
Yes, the colors are great this year.
Next week the fall foliage will at the peak.
Deanna
mecsw500
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The yellows are brilliant this year at 7,000 through 10,000 feet. Was up at Brighton yesterday and the colors were eye popping, yellows against the deep greens of the firs.
The reds however are dull, lackluster; brown and orange-ish at 6,000 to 9,000 feet. I think the extreme heat this year might have stressed them.
Weird. So it's the Alpine Loop tomorrow, which is up to 9,000 feet, so we shall see how it is slightly further South.
A strange season all round.
The reds however are dull, lackluster; brown and orange-ish at 6,000 to 9,000 feet. I think the extreme heat this year might have stressed them.
Weird. So it's the Alpine Loop tomorrow, which is up to 9,000 feet, so we shall see how it is slightly further South.
A strange season all round.
Little Blue
SpyderLovers Ambassador
I believe that this will be a 'low show'
for most areas of the USA. Here in Indiana we have lots of stressed trees.
Due to the dry spell and all the hot days.
Most of my trees are dropping the leaves like crazy.
Oh well, Everyone enjoy what you get.
Remember those years that were
a lot better. That's what the wife and I will do. Be Safe for sure.
for most areas of the USA. Here in Indiana we have lots of stressed trees.
Due to the dry spell and all the hot days.
Most of my trees are dropping the leaves like crazy.
Oh well, Everyone enjoy what you get.
Remember those years that were
a lot better. That's what the wife and I will do. Be Safe for sure.
blacklightning
Well-known member
Those are beautiful. We are heading to the NC/Tenn mountains in 9 days and I am hoping to see some color in the 4500-6000' elevation. The color will not be as good due to the drought, but it still should be beautiful. I would actually like some rain a few days before we go so the falls will be flowing nicely.
Mikey
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Don't hold your breath, I don't think it's been cold enough yet! Been here for a week it's greener here than Maine, not much color at all, even in the hills! Brother-in-law said it doesn't start till the mid, last of month!
blacklightning
Well-known member
You are probably right. Last year we hit it at the perfect time for the hills bordering Maggie Valley to be at peak. We will probably have to ride up to Mt Mitchell or Graveyard Fields area along the BRP in order to see some color.Don't hold your breath, I don't think it's been cold enough yet! Been here for a week it's greener here than Maine, not much color at all, even in the hills! Brother-in-law said it doesn't start till the mid, last of month!
Little Blue
SpyderLovers Ambassador
Well, enjoy your Trip. Maybe get some pictures and post them up. I would love to see some Fall Foliage Pics.
Be Safe and Stay Healthy.
Be Safe and Stay Healthy.
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