Fall – Red Tent Living

Yesterday the sky was a bright blue and the clouds puffy and white, a vibrant backdrop for the iridescent orange, deep red and yellow maze leaves of fall.

I was running last week and I saw this tree, it had the most amazingly orange leaves.

Traffic delays us and we don’t pull up to the big yellow house until dusk.

It’s late September and the word is that the cabernet sauvignon harvest in Napa is looking to be “in near-perfect condition as we head into the second half of September

The crispness of that October morning swiftly reminded me that I was no longer in Texas.

Fall comes slowly—the temperature begins to drop ever so slightly, the days feel a bit shorter, and one leaf turning color becomes more leaves turning as the trees begin the process of a slow, beautiful death.

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