Despite the drought, there are some nice fall colors here in Southeast Wyoming, as Kirye, Toki, Sakura and Ruby documented today.
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It looks like you have granite intrusions. The large stacked and scattered boulders at the tops of hills reminds me of the highveld in Swaziland.
Droughts come and go. Wet seasons come and go. Average seasons come and go. It’s just weather. Climate alarmists try to deny that. After a summer of drought here in Arkansas I’m now listening to the sound of rainfall outside. It sounds glorious.