2LaneCruzer
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Beaver's Bend, S.E. Oklahoma
HAPPY FALL Y'ALL!!
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Citydude
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Wow! That's beautiful.
2LaneCruzer
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Citydude
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Ha! I'm currently reading a book about the dust bowl. Oklahoma came a long way since that event.
Steppenwolfe
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Part of the Ouachita Mountains no doubt ?
Thomas
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Indeed the best season of all. 
2LaneCruzer
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Indeed. Oklahoma actually has some very diverse geography. It seems that the edge of the Eastern Deciduous forest runs pretty much through the center of the state; Great Plains to the West, and hills and forests to the East...and the Wichita Mountains to the SW.
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Gem99ultra
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I'm seeing a bunch of crazy people on here! I'm counting DAYS until Spring. Anything below 50* for me is Dead Winter.
deezler
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Happy Fall indeed. This has been the longest summer I can remember in Southern Michigan. From early May to the end of last week! Haven't even come close to a frost yet. Just gorgeous, above average temps in September and October so far; looks like we're about to snap back to normal though. Tree Leaf color is way behind average timing.
riptides
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When the sun came up this AM, I noticed some crazy white stuff all over my fresh cut pastures and lawn.
It seems to have disappeared for the most part, except in the shadows.
I wonder what that is/was.
LOL.
It seems to have disappeared for the most part, except in the shadows.
I wonder what that is/was.
LOL.