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Today was just perfect for another walk in the valley on the rail trail. We ran across a big garden with rows of dahlias blooming in the sun and had to wonder why all those incredible flowers were going to waste in an isolated field. We were happy to enjoy them though. 
posted by Cathy @ 8:06 PM
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I started blogging when I moved from California to Kentucky – bit of a culture shock there, I’m afraid – and was having a mid-life crisis of sorts. What to do? Build a life of family, home and volunteering? Try to re-enter the job market? I thought that writing about things, something I’ve always liked to do, would help me sort it all out; help me out of my life as a recluse. “Cathy without a plan” was born. But I got sidetracked. I couldn’t resist commenting on the news, on books I’ve read, people I’ve observed, life’s absurdities, and all manner of other things. I really haven’t been doing much ‘planning’ at all. Oh well. And in the meantime, I moved again – back to the west coast – and now have a whole new set of adventures that are surely interfering with serious planning. So I'm unsettled, indecisive and wishy-washy about what I should do ‘next'... which seems to suit me after all. I used to be one of life’s great planners. But now here I am, happily, "Cathy without a plan."
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Great photos! You're right about capturing the elusive "perfect" fall color shot. On our recent trip to New England I had the same difficulty. The sun was always at the wrong angle, the air was hazey. it was too overcast to get good color saturation, and, as you said, there are always wires or some other unsightly thing in either the foreground or the background. Not to mention the fact that the relatively small field of vision in a camera lens just doesn't do justice to most panoramic landscape views.
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