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Fall Colors

written by

David Fischer

posted on

October 28, 2022

It happens every year but it's still a treat to watch all the leaves flip from bright green to bright fall colors. We try to enjoy the beautiful weather as much as we can in the evenings. Dave "must" check on his ryegrass growth so we go on walks through growing pastures that will soon be grazed by cattle once they are tall enough. Here are a couple pictures from our walk on Wednesday. If you would like to come visit, please let us know! Happy to bring family/friends along as well to enjoy the nice weather before it gets cold :(

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