Korea has the most spectacular fall I've ever seen. Not is our neighborhood chock full of dazzling yellows and blood red maples, but some trees even put out unique fall berries and buds.
This photo is by my friend Taylor Ford, and it shows the view from the sidewalk where I walk with John David 3-4 mornings a week. Amazing. Absolutely amazing.
Korean falls are long (a full three months), and they are awash with color. The trees are luxuriously staggered so that they don't all shed their leaves at the same time. Instead, the eyes have a steady feast of gently changing colors. It keeps the apartment maintenance crews busy sweeping up all the leaves, but oh is it worth it!
This photo is by my friend Taylor Ford, and it shows the view from the sidewalk where I walk with John David 3-4 mornings a week. Amazing. Absolutely amazing.
Korean falls are long (a full three months), and they are awash with color. The trees are luxuriously staggered so that they don't all shed their leaves at the same time. Instead, the eyes have a steady feast of gently changing colors. It keeps the apartment maintenance crews busy sweeping up all the leaves, but oh is it worth it!
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