[senior citizen]

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Full Harvest Moon should be beautiful.....not quite full last night, but was spectacular ......

First Day of Fall on Sunday

Are there any little signs in The Villages that autumn is arriving??? Or, same old same old?

Do the leaves change at all? Any noticeable seasonal differences?

We were there once at the end of October and it was beautiful weatherwise.

Ditto for the entire month of November...........

[gomoho]

Watch for the Muhly (sp?) grass to put on a beautiful purple display. Most evident on
the golf courses.

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

A few leaves do change and then get dumped all over my back yard. This may happen in later fall or early winter. I do know that it is a pain in the buttocks.

[asianthree]

I will be happy to send down multicolored leaves to any one who misses them..send a self posted box to....

[bkcunningham1]

Originally Posted by senior citizen

First Day Of Fall 2013 On Sunday: Harvest Moon Heralds Autumn Equinox



Full Harvest Moon should be beautiful.....not quite full last night, but was spectacular ......

First Day of Fall on Sunday

Are there any little signs in The Villages that autumn is arriving??? Or, same old same old?

Do the leaves change at all? Any noticeable seasonal differences?

We were there once at the end of October and it was beautiful weatherwise.

Ditto for the entire month of November...........

I can see a change in the types of flowers that are blooming and by the cooler mornings and cooler nights. I can tell by the change in the slant of the sun in the sky and the time of sunrise and sunset. The variety of birds here is changing too. The main sign I see that Autumn is here is my sinuses are inflamed and my allergies attacking me.

[twinklesweep]

Originally Posted by asianthree

I will be happy to send down multicolored leaves to any one who misses them..send a self posted box to....

Remember that they have to be waxed before shipping, or they will lose their color in transit.... (I once found this out the hard way!)