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Alexandria on the brink of peak Fall Colors

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October 9, 2015 / James Feist /
Tall trees with vibrant orange and red autumn leaves are seen from below in Alexandria on the brink of peak fall colors, their branches spreading against a bright blue sky as sunlight streams through the colorful canopy.

Now that we have had a handful of nights around and slightly below 40 degrees, we can probably expect the colors to progress at a higher rate. Lake Carlos State Park has just upgraded the area’s change to 50-75% so we can expect the best color of the season to arrive within a week or so! The next few photos where taken at Lake Carlos State Park.

Lakeview Group Camp and Day Use Area is a great place to catch some great hues from Sugar Maples

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Great variety of colors along the Maple-Basswood Trail. Still some green too!

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