
The one thing about living in Florida that I will admit I miss is the fall color. It’s been ages since I’ve seen any so last month I went up to North Carolina, again, hoping to see some color. As usual, I took my camera. 🙂
Unfortunately, no matter where we went, the trees hadn’t quite all turned yet. But of course I had to get the smoke off the mountains. 🙂 It just looks so cool…and in some ways, mystical, yes?

This one isn’t as colorful, but I loved the few dots of shadow on the left-hand mountain so I couldn’t resist. *sigh* Maybe next year we’ll get up there a little later and I’ll get some pretty color.
Oh! Also, I got something nifty in the mail this week.

Why yes! That would be a paperback copy of Passion’s Sacred Dance. Keeper of the Grove (Just in time for Christmas shopping. Ack, Christmas!)
Also, if you look close (beyond my funny looking mug) the neighbor’s dog thinks he’s hiding behind the fence pole. 😉 *cough* You can’t see..er, he thinks you can’t see him. *lol* So those are my pictures.
Oh and Passion’s Sacred Dance is now available for pre-order and The Wild Rose Press and Amazon as part of the “Matchbook” program at Amazon and at Itunes.
Remember, the Kindle version is available for purchase anytime.
Oh, Caitlin’s Book of Shadows has been, er, slightly updated this week. Er…okay. So if you’d like a copy of that, it’s available at Amazon too, for free.
So those are my Saturday Snapshots. 🙂 Have a good weekend!
Nanowrimo is…going. I’m just not quite to where I want to be, at the moment.



























8 responses to “Mountain fall and a book”
I love when you can capture that “mist” thing that happens around the mountains some times. So pretty! Thanks for visiting my blog, Juli!
Pretty smoky mountains! Congrats on the book coming out!
Ohhh the mist around the mountains is lovely – just as I imagine autumn in the States.
Oooh, eerie smoke and yes, ack to Christmas shopping!
Fun photos. Love the mystical smoke and your smile with your book!
We didn’t have much color up here in Pennsylvania this year. Seemed drab.
I laughed when you said “ACK… Christmas.” I feel the same way! Not ready!
Very cool! And nice to see you! 🙂
Lois