The beauty of fall and the brilliant reds, golds, and oranges of autumn foliage are so often viewed as the special treasures of New England. But, here is our own area, is an equal bounty of beauty. Anthony R. Wood, a Philadelphia Inquirer Staff Writer, offers his musings on the wonders of turning leaves in our own Penn’s Woods (a.k.a. Pennsylvania), calling autumn in the east “an enchanting experience.” Read his article, then step outside and take it all in. If you’re reading this blog, you’re close enough to literally reach out and touch the mystical magic of this brilliant season. Now, go take a walk outside!

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