> > > The combination of late foliage and early
> > snow accumulation has done something I
> > don't recall ever seeing before. I never tire of
> > the bright reds, oranges, and yellows of a New
> > England autumn. I never tire of snow-coated
> > evergreens and bare-limbed hardwoods. But
> > now I find myself looking out at forests of red,
> > orange, yellow, and green, all with branches
> > and leaves topped with white.
> > >
> > > It is more beautiful than I know how to say.
> >
> > Hey, could you go out and take some
> > pictures? That sounds like it'd make a really
> > nice desktop wallpaper image or two.
> >
> > Gri"stuck in banal southwestern Ohio"shny
>
> Short of Sam actually posting a picture, this is the next best thing.
>
> Kel"lucky to see snow at all down here"ly

Sam's lucky...right now in northeast Kansas it's raining and cold and miserable.

Adam "Come visit Kansas...there's nothing to see, but come visit anyway, we need the tourism" Bomb