I've mentioned before that the Walla Walla Valley is a farming community. This is just one example of that: an orchard. The drive along the highway between Milton-Freewater and Walla Walla is littered with orchards - pears, peaches, cherries, apples, and more. I'm not sure what fruit these trees bear in early fall, but they are bearing a beautiful fruit in November; the beautiful colours caught my eye while on a drive in the countryside.
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I remember as a child, when we lived in Oregon, we had an orchard on our ranch. It was nice having fresh fruit.
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This is gorgeous! What you may lack in colorful birds, you more than make up with in fall color. That's something we don't get! I do miss that.
I noticed this orchard (or similar one) when we were up there a couple weeks ago and thought it would make a good picture. Of course, then it was green, but it's even prettier now.
I wish the changing of the leaf colors would last longer than just a couple of weeks. There are so many beautiful colors in the fall season, but they seem to disappear so quickly.
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