☺☺☺Fall is back and it is beautiful☺☺☺

What a beautiful week... A couple of days of rain but it has ended up just gorgeous... We took a ride up through the Boston Mountain to look at the leaves... It wasn't peek but neverless beautiful to a girl who hasn't seen to many fall leaves changing... I took a ton of pictures & it was hard choosing which ones to post...I know this is a lot but just sit back and enjoy... ☺

The trees around Tassie are changing and when they fall off it sounds like rain on our roof.

Here is a beaver dam that is not to far from our campsite.... we have not seen a beaver yet... and a some kind of hawk that hangs around screeching early in the mornings

What beautiful sunrises we get on the mornings we have no rain. The sky looks like it is on fire!

Until Later
Donna

~~~ A Hike in the Woods & Schrooms~~~

It has been a busy week for us watching our granddaughters and taking care of things that needed to be taken care of. I wanted to post our last hike in the woods of the Boston Mountains up in the Ozarks. I have been curious about all the mushrooms we see when hiking so I bought a little cheat sheet of mushrooms... Now I will say I still have no idea which are edible and those that are not so I am not brave enough to pick them... I want to learn more about the different mushrooms but I will admit I am a scardy cat when deciding yes the are edible or NO they are poisonous! Here I will try to tell you what we saw and if I am wrong please let me know...

Ralph making his way through the trail & Spindle Coral Mushroom (edible)

Beautiful trees in the woods

Emetic Russula (poisonous) which I think looks like a plum tomatoe when closed &

more Spindle Coral. Isn't it really beautiful

A view of the lake & a King Bolete (Choice edible)

False Chanterelle (edible) & a beautiful air plant at the base of tree

Not sure what this is growing on the log & a cute little trail turtle


Caesar's Mushroom (edible) & a small creek with barely any water

Now don't take my word for it... I really am not sure and would not eat any of them...

Go outside and enjoy nature!

Until Later