This photograph was taken late Friday afternoon (October 23), in the rain, in Maggie Valley. The leaves have been gold for several weeks, but the orange and red colors are popping out everywhere. Prime time for leaf lookers in Maggie Valley and Waynesville.
The temperature this morning on my deck is a crisp 32 degrees (at 7:30 a.m.), and this might be the coldest morning for the next few days.
My Fall 2009 photos on Flickr: Fall 2009
Original posted on Bucking the Real Estate Trend.
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Horse person and NC RE Broker (emphasis on horse properties), very active in social media, who also tweets, blogs, markets, and promotes. One of 2009 Top 25 Most Connected Real Estate Professionals.
What Has Big Buns and Thrives in a Bar?
Haywood County, NC - 5-Year Residential Real Estate Sales Comparison YTD - As of 10/17/09.
Haywood County, NC - 2004-2009 Land and Farm Sales Comparison - As of 10/14/09.
It Is Craft Fair and Festival Season in Maggie Valley and Waynesville.
Come Up to Maggie Valley Some Time... Get Your Sauce for Sissies or Your Fighting Cock.
You Might Be a Redneck Gardener If You Have Ever Cleaned Your Log Cabin With a Leaf Blower.
It's Raining Pumpkins and Scarecrows in Maggie Valley
Haywood County May Be Home to a Cowboy Church! Oh My Lord.
Silent Sunday ... Big Girl Panties at Popcorn Sutton's Tribute in Maggie Valley.
Historic Downtown Waynesville is the 'Core' of the 2009 Apple Harvest Festival.
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