Fall colors are popping and scarecrows are dotting the trail at Morton Arboretum! October is always a beautiful month to visit the arboretum, so we seized on the wonderful weather this past weekend and made a visit. This particular visit was exceptionally momentous because I am fighting a terrible cold and I have not been hiking in nearly a month! The cold has eased up just in time to enjoy some glorious colors popping up among the trees!
Fall colors popping up! |
Visiting the Scarecrow Trail is always interesting because you never know where creative minds will lead!
Super Girl! |
Mini Groot Scarecrow |
We all have a standard concept of a scarecrow, so it was refreshing to see interesting takes like the caterpillar.
Love this artist scarecrow! So many fun interpretations!
Pumpkins and gourds add to the atmosphere!
After viewing the scarecrows, we went off to the Thornhill Center to hike on some trails in that area. During the weekends, the trails nearest to the Visitor Center tend to be the busiest. So, we like to move in a different direction for more peaceful hiking. I am glad that we did because we did find color popping up. Some trees were entirely ensconced in red, orange and yellow!
Fall colors around a lake. |
Plenty of trees are still awaiting their fall transformations. So, there are many fall colors to come. But, don't wait too long. As my grandma says, "A hard rain will bring them all down." So, visit soon and visit often! Next weekend will be a particularly fun one -- October 11-15 is the Glass Pumpkin Patch. What a beautiful and fun place to visit in the fall!
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I love it when places add an artist element to their attraction! Love the Hungry Caterpillar!
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