Can't make it to Tennessee to see the leaves this year? No problem! Sit back and relax...I'll take you on a tour. :O) (You can save on gas this way.)
Quite a few of the trees, mostly walnut (which you'll see in the foreground of the picture below) have already lost their leaves.
The picture below was taken from on top of the hill behind the house. You'll notice the house as the tiny speck in the middle, near the bottom of the picture.
You can see how dry things still are here. :O(
Below is a view of the
really old house on our property. From what we hear, it was originally used for sharecroppers. It's in pretty bad shape now. You can stand on the inside and look at the outside without using the window. :O) Get the picture?
Here's another
tiny view picture of our house, in the bottom right corner.
We're setting out hay for the cows now, but they're just sorta picking at it because there is still some grass in the pasture. But it won't be there for very much longer...we've had some heavy frost that is sure to kill what grass is left.
And last but not least is a picture I think is pretty. It was taken at the bottom of the holler in front of the house. We have a trail that goes to the top and this is the beginning of that trail.
And so, that's the end of the tour. Wish you could all see the leaves in person...a picture rarely does the scenery full justice, but it's better than nothing. :O) I'll be back again soon! Y'all be good.
Quite a few of the trees, mostly walnut (which you'll see in the foreground of the picture below) have already lost their leaves. 
The picture below was taken from on top of the hill behind the house. You'll notice the house as the tiny speck in the middle, near the bottom of the picture.
Below is a view of the really old house on our property. From what we hear, it was originally used for sharecroppers. It's in pretty bad shape now. You can stand on the inside and look at the outside without using the window. :O) Get the picture?
Here's another tiny view picture of our house, in the bottom right corner.
We're setting out hay for the cows now, but they're just sorta picking at it because there is still some grass in the pasture. But it won't be there for very much longer...we've had some heavy frost that is sure to kill what grass is left.
And last but not least is a picture I think is pretty. It was taken at the bottom of the holler in front of the house. We have a trail that goes to the top and this is the beginning of that trail.
And so, that's the end of the tour. Wish you could all see the leaves in person...a picture rarely does the scenery full justice, but it's better than nothing. :O) I'll be back again soon! Y'all be good.
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