Autumn is a great time to be in Park City, Utah. This is a fact. Unless there is a lot of storm activity that blows the newly-changed leaves from the trees, leaving them to molder in a soggy mess along the slopes and yards across the mountains and hillsides, this small town turns into a golden paradise when autumns cool breezes arrive.
Just look at what I saw during autumn in Park City:
Just look at what I saw during autumn in Park City:
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| Romesco Cauliflower |
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| Russet Apples |
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| Harlequin Squash |
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| Iron Mountain, Park City, Utah, USA
In London, the autumn colors are out there, but you must get out to see them in the parks, along tree-lined streets or outside the city. There are many golden oaks and sycamores, a few maples and chestnuts galore.
The colors of autumn are evidenced in the seasonal foods on offer, as well: take a look at these, some of which are new to me.
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| English Conference Pears
Hey, wait: whether you have tree-filled mountains or not, you have the colors of the season. You just need to adjust where you look!
The Beauty of the Season is Everywhere - Just Open Your Eyes.
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