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1. Autumn is a second Spring...


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2. CBIG: Autumn Puppy

I decided that a black dog for Halloween might be an interesting change from the usual black cat. I might have to tell a story about this puppy. It also fits the “autumn” prompt for the CBIG blog this month.

 

Autumn leaves and Halloween pumpkins

Autumn leaves and Halloween pumpkins

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3. New England at its Finest



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I went to visit my friend Patty in Lexington, MA and the great part was I made it during the peak Fall season.




Look at the beautiful blanket of leaves on the ground! I was with two friends on our way to Concord and we passed by this cemetery and we just had to stop. The trees were so beautiful they looked like God plugged them in and flipped the switch. It was the perfect experience.


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