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PRINTAutumn is a Season We Love
There are so many things to like, enjoy and appreciate this time of year. Autumn happens to be my favorite season for many reasons, but here are a few. Then, I’d like to read what you look forward to this fall too.
~ I love the crisp, cooler air in the mornings and at night.
~ I love to sit on the front porch and look across the valley to the vibrant changing leaves of the trees on the hillside.
~Autumn is when I like to decorate inside and out with adorable scarecrows. We even have a trio of scarecrows in the main bathroom.
~ I love baskets brimming with bright, radiant mums.
Deborah Tukua, country author, www.hollycreekbooks.com
Help me keep this list going, by posting what you love about autumn.
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