For Fall foliage fans, some pictures from my weekend in New Hampshire (UPDATED with new pics)

[WilliamPitt]

Last edited Mon Oct 22, 2012, 10:40 AM - Edit history (4)

Nature put on a show.

And the most important pic of all: the lake, the woods, the porch, the dock, friends, Jameson, and a High Life.

[Whoa_Nelly]

1. Love the one of the lake!

And the forest road.

Thanks, Will

[littlemissmartypants]

2. .

[CaliforniaPeggy]

3. Those are just stunning, my dear Will...

Thank you for bringing that beauty to all of us.

[sarge43]

4. William, the second picture. Is that Squam Lake?

Lovely pictures.

[Raven]

13. No Sarge, it's father south in the

Monadnock Region.

[sarge43]

17. Well, NH lakes are uniformly beautiful, especially during foliage. n/t

[marzipanni]

5. You make me miss the old country!

Fall is my favorite season.
Here, west of Sacramento, we're getting our first rain since the beginning of May.

[lunatica]

6. Thanks!

[handmade34]

7. ohhh!

[HopeHoops]

8. Damn LEAF PEEPER!

Thanks for the pictures. I lived there for ten years and haven't been back since we moved to PA in '98 or so. Where were they taken? Most of the non-WalMart parts of NH look like that right now.

[WilliamPitt]

9. Near Keene

[HopeHoops]

10. Okay. I know that area well. Beautiful territory.

[WilliamPitt]

11. New pics added

Up.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

12. The new pics are glorious too!

Thank you, Will...

[OriginalGeek]

14. You, sir, are a picture taker after my own heart

beautiful scenery and some unusual angles and hardly any people mucking up the view.

My wife gets mad at me for taking a hundred pics and maybe 3 of 'em have any of us in them. lol

thanks for sharing!

[Mopar151]

15. Mighty nice up to the home place this time of year n/t

[yewberry]

16. Homesick now. Bad Will.

I was hoping to get back there this month but every time I set aside some money, *poof* something else goes wrong and demands that cash.

[aikoaiko]

18. I miss NH so.

[limpyhobbler]

19. +1

ditto.

[aikoaiko]

20. At the university of NH we had a tradition at the Ginko tree when it shed its leaves

The Ginko tree loses its leaves all at once as if there is a command for all to jump ship simultaneously.

As graduate students we would watch the Ginko and when it would start to lose its leaves we would run outside to catch one.

If you caught a free falling Ginko leaf, you were assured of passing all your classes, successful research with small p values and large effect sizes, and general good luck for the year.