Shades of russet red have now appeared on the scene, gradually replacing the brilliant gold and orange which were the predominant colors in the landscape just a short while ago.
One advantage of the thinning vegetation is that one can now see farther afield, though probably not an auspicious condition for the deer in the deer-hunting season; the other is that the warm rays of the winter sun are now able to penetrate to where there used to be full or partial shade in the summertime.
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