Same Yellow Tree….taken on Saturday, November 15. Same vantage point, view out the window of my office room. Then scroll down to see what three days and a brief, but mighty windstorm did to the neighborhood:
Taken Tuesday, November 17. The Tree, as I call it, is seen as actually at least two individual trees, as is obvious from the second photo. It took only two Ohio November days, a touch of thunder, rain and hail, and high wind to completely change the scenery. Nature at work. (Photos ©Sometimes, 2020.)
SOMETIMES 
The tree went from being beautifully dressed in gold to being a stick figure. Your photos caught both.
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thanks, Anne. I think the power poles and the tree branches framed the picture, about 100 feet away. An aside, the iron stake in the foreground marks the fire plug so it can be easily found in a possible snow drift. yikes!
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Oh my god….I wouldn’t have thought anything could change so quickly. Amazing pics. 🙂
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I’m glad I caught the tree in its glorious Fall foliage, often I miss the peak color arrangement as it changes so suddenly.
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It looked so spectacular, and then bang.
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yep…happens to us all, I guess 🙂
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-grin- no way! we’re both at the ageing gracefully stage. :p
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That tree still has about 30 leaves hanging on. It has a parallel branch that can be seen now that it is bare.
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ageing gracefully is when ya try to remember your cane so as not to fall on the face
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