The Path Back To Home

On our way back home from our walk around the farm. I stopped to take a look around, and snapped a few photos. It's a beautiful little path with various saplings on either side. They are so vibrant this year, and it's nice just to get enjoy it. This time of year for the past 5 years, my life had been a full schedule. This year I'm slowing things down a bit, and taking time to enjoy the leaves. 
I hope you get the chance to enjoy this seasons colors, they are fantastic! 

Much love!

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