Unexpected Distance and Changing Colors

 



What started as a quick, ten-minute loop around the block turned into a proper 2.4-kilometer autumn walk today. My mom completely surprised me by keeping the pace going, and we ended up spending a delightful 33 minutes taking in the neighborhood.

The trees are in that beautiful, unpredictable transitional phase right now. Some have turned vibrant shades of yellow and orange, while others are holding on to full summer green. That randomness is one of the best parts of the season—nature doing its thing on its own timetable.

Dixie joined us for the trip, and all that extra distance definitely did the trick—she's out front thoroughly worn out and relaxed while we unwind.

While sitting out front brainstorming how to capture the walk for this post, Mom spotted a few rare late-season dandelions on the lawn and picked them—a quiet little moment before the afternoon's yard work kicked off.

Now, the saw battery is charging up so I can tackle cutting down a tree, and the weekly grass clippings are waiting. With any luck, this will be the final mow of the season! 




Dixie playing with her stuffy and as she done ✅ laying down and wants to play now.



Check out my walking activity on Garmin Connect. #beatyesterday

https://connect.garmin.com/modern/activity/24472535287?share_unique_id=4


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  1. Great walk !!! A bit of wind!
    Have a great day πŸ₯°πŸ‚πŸ˜€
    C

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