This past Saturday, we took our annual ride to admire and capture the Autumn splendor of area where we live (for now, at least). It really is quite breathtaking. It's a shame that despite all this beauty, it is becoming damned near impossible to remain living here. The economy is bad enough nation wide, but even more so here in the Socialist Republic of New York State where, irregardless of the political change across the rest of the country, the intellectuals here, in their infinite wisdom, have decided to keep the state in a perpetual downward spiral.
Anyway, if you would like to see where this panoramic picture was taken, here's a link to the actual location on Google Maps. It's about 20 minutes north from my house along side Route 208 just south of New Paltz, NY. I snapped it on our way back from traveling almost all the way to Kingston on the same road. Perhaps next year we'll tour the Catskills or the Delaware Valley and hopefully the weather will be more cooperative so that conditions will permit us to capture the next images a bit earlier when the trees are more full with colorful leaves.
If you're interested in viewing my previous Autumn panoramic pictures you can go here for last year's and here for 2007's images.
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