Post Your Best Autumn Photos!

[Tounis]

Beautiful Engadin by Pierre, on Flickr

[Jonathan Huyer]

Really nice, Pierre! We have a lot in common, with regards to fine scenery at our doorstep. Are those larch trees, or some other species that also turns golden?

[Tounis]

Really nice, Pierre! We have a lot in common, with regards to fine scenery at our doorstep. Are those larch trees, or some other species that also turns golden?

Those are indeed larch trees, though I believe not exactly the same species as the one you see in Canada. Here in Switzerland, you have to go to around 1800m (around 6000 feet) to see them. So I usually have to walk quite a bit before I can watch them closely. Engadin is something special though, as the bottom of the valley is already around 1800m. It is the first time I go there in Autumn and the show is fantastic, with the little bit of snow that fell last week.
It certainly looks a bit like your backyard as far as I can remember (on my only trip to Canmore, I was 7). The biggest difference is that there are villages everywhere here. I remember driving a whole day just to find one house in British Columbia.

[Minerve101]

I really enjoyed both the Swiss pix, too.

Here is another shot from the Traverse City, Michigan area.
Autumn color by Danny Watson, on Flickr

[jrw]

Nice day, walk through the park taking the scenic detours along the way. I may be too easily amused at times.

[jamsus]

Nice day, walk through the park taking the scenic detours along the way. I may be too easily amused at times.

Nice one

[jrw]

It was a good walk.

[Kayaker72]

JRW...nice take on the waterfall....

Two from yesterday....

Small-1690 by kayaker72, on Flickr

Small-1700 by kayaker72, on Flickr

Thanks for viewing...Brant

[Tounis]

A few other pictures from my trip to eastern Switzerland. Have a good day.

Surlej by Pierre, on Flickr

St. Moritz by Pierre, on Flickr

Val Mustair by Pierre, on Flickr

[Jayson]

Stunning scenes Pierre! Really love the first one.


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