We had a glorious solid week of sunshine, with crisp nights (lows in the 30s/40s) and nice, summery days (highs in the mid 70s). That's gone now, and now we're back to our beloved Seattle overcast gloom.

Some of the maples are just starting to turn, but the oaks, horse-chestnuts, alders, poplars, and such are still green.

From my window here on the 8th floor of the beautiful Kilroy Tower North, SeaTac, Washington, USA, I can see very few trees in anything other than green. If Fall is coming, it's taking its sweet time.

(Of course our most common native tree is this area is the douglas fir, which is evergreen.)

Fall-less in Seattle,
Alex
O..O
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