Yellow leaves on a Chinese Talo tree, Dec. 31, 2005. This would be “Winter Leaves 7” if Florida’s winters weren’t like other states’ autumns.
Autumn Leaves 3-6 weren’t very good, so I’m not going to post them. 🙂
Fujifilm FinePix A360, 1/111, F4.0, 11.9mm, ISO64, 2005-12-31T16:16:31-05, 2005-12-31_16h16m31
Location: Thripp Residence, Ormond Beach, FL 32174-7227
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I wouldn’t complain about a autumn like winter. It was -8 degrees outside before and I’m sure it is even less now. I’d gladly trade that for some warmer weather!
Wow, that’s awful! Is that Celsius? I think -8 Celsius is +18 Fahrenheit. In Daytona Beach, it’s gotten that cold about once in the past 20 years.
Yup, it’s Celsius. And it’s getting colder they say.
We’re in a subtropical region, so there’s no commercial citrus here but it’s still quite warm.