Every year when I visit my family in Connecticut, whether it be Spring, Summer, or Fall (forget Winter), one of our favorite places to stop when cruising the country roads of Connecticut is Countryside Park in Avon. In the Spring and Summer, we picnic in the park and my father fishes in the small ponds. Fishing is one of his greatest pleasures.
This past Fall, we stopped at the park to enjoy the colorful foliage. The pond, dense with fallen leaves, was surrounded by trees decorated with golden and red toned leaves. We didn’t stay long at the park. The chilly and overcast weather chased us away sooner than we would have liked. Despite the gloomy day, the park brought us much pleasure viewing the changing colors of the Fall season.
Photo Challenge Theme: Dense.
Capturing Moments 
Beautiful – the last photo of the pond being my favourite
Thank you, Abrie. My favorite is also the last one.
Lovely! I love Fall ❤
Thank you. I love visiting my family in the Fall. It’s the season I miss the most living in California.
Beautiful, and I’d forget winter too. 🙂
Thanks, Judy.
Ahhh, Connecticut is always a memorable place to travel around. I love covered bridges and your nature photography! 🙂
Thank you so much! Connecticut is a beautiful state.
Donna
My Mom’s family “settled” in Rockport, Mass. They came from Sweden and liked the rocky shoreline. We would go through Connecticut, since my Mom went to elementary school in East Hartford. Your photos were terrific! Smiles, Robin
Rockport Mass. is beautiful. I love that seaside town. How cool that you mom went to school in East Hartford. I grew up in Enfield, CT. Glad you liked my photos!
Donna
Do you ever follow Dan Antion’s blog “No Facilities?” He’s from Connecticut (has wife and one grown daughter) I have followed him for 2 years now. I’ll give you a link if you are interested.
Yes. I do follow Dan. He photographs areas in CT that were my stomping grounds growing up!
I forgot to tell you, my Mom’s father has a sister who married a pharmacist. By Bearskin Neck, Tuck’s Pharmacy where his brother sold Tuck’s Candy. I worked in the pharmacy (and lived upstairs) my sixteenth summer! It was so much fun to get to know the area. Yay, Ipswich clam sandwiches, etc!