I love fall, most of the humidity is gone and being in east TN things tend to get pretty.
I had to check out a job this morning and the reds and yellow were really popping. I took some pictures with my phone but it did a great job of making everything look bland and brown. I'll post them anyway but trust me it was much better looking in person.
So who else likes fall?
I hate it... means winter is coming. Sorry, but I -like- heat and humidity
I have been really enjoying the fall in TN too. The colors are great and the temperature is good. Just wish it didn't get dark by the time I get home.
mad_machine wrote: I hate it... means winter is coming. Sorry, but I -like- heat and humidity
plus 1.
Ugh, I hate hate hate heat and humidity. I guess there is enough room in this country for us to disagree but I will never understand you people
I like Indiana due to the ever eclectic weather......keeps things interesting.
yamaha wrote: I like Indiana due to the ever eclectic weather......keeps things interesting.
Did your momma drop you on your head? 
I hate Indiana weather and I hate winter.
What's humidity?
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I love fall, it means winter is coming.
nicksta43 wrote: Ugh, I hate hate hate heat and humidity. I guess there is enough room in this country for us to disagree but I will never understand you people
there is a reason I am planning on wintering on my boat in florida.. not this winter, but next
Love fall. I had the bike out today. It was a little brisk this morning a 35 degrees, but the ride home was phenomenal (for a commute)
Leaves have been gone for weeks. It snowed today.
Fall is ok. HATE winter.
Love fall. That is all.
Like fall, but always have the lurking dread of the winter unpleasantness that inevitably follows.
Here's a few from around here over the last few weeks (all on film, BTW, and no post-processing except for dust removal).
I love all weather except humidity.
I enjoy fall up here in the Pacific Northwest, but I find the leaves to be best viewed from a distant. They're absolutely beautiful when on a scenic backroad; when I'm raking my yard for the umpteenth time this season and the trees are still thick with leaves, not so much.
fritzsch wrote: I have been really enjoying the fall in TN too. The colors are great and the temperature is good. Just wish it didn't get dark by the time I get home.
your profile says you're in Urbana, IL ... have you moved down here to our lovely mountains ?
In reply to wbjones:
Yup, only temporarily though. I go school at the University of Illinois in Urbana but right now I am working a fulltime co-op/internship from August to December. Beats the hell out of cornfields.
well ... glad to have you down here ..
WNC/ETN are some of the more beautiful areas in the country ( that's my opinion and I don't care what anyones else's is LOL ) ... that includes SW Va, and N Ga ... even upstate SC
73 degrees down here in Orlando. I'll take it.
The Red, the red trees are stunning. why so early ?
It's been beautiful here for a while, but the temps have been dropping at night.
In reply to Mitchell:
It was 77 here today
It was 75F in NC when I got on a plane this morning. It is a lot more fall like in MN.
What's winter?
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Funny story - I went kayaking last weekend. I wanted to use a pool noodle cut in half to use as a cushion between the kayak and my Jeep's windshield frame. I went to Walmart where I couldn't find anything I could use. I grabbed a nearby associate to see what was up.
Me: "Where are all of your pool noodles at? You guys usally have a box of them around here."
Associate: "Oh, we moved all of that stuff out because it's out of season."
Me: "!?!. It's 88° outside lady! How is it out of season?!"
Associate: "We are getting ready for Christmas."
Me: 
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