Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Lake Wagonga

This photo was taken this morning at Lake Wagonga to the west.
Most of the corn is still in the fields.
What a gorgeous moon.
This photo was also taken this morning at Lake Wagonga to the east. Please check out the other Outdoor Wednesday's, thanks to Susan at A Southern Daydreamer.

17 comments:

ellen b said...

Such beautiful shots! I enjoyed each one.
Happy Outdoors to you...

sherri@lavenderfields said...

What a beautiful fall morning! Love the moon up in the sky. Very beautiful! Have a great week and Happy Outdoor Wednesday : ) Sherri

Jane said...

Lovely! Thank you for sharing these views. What a beautiful morning!!!
Jane (artfully graced)

The Quintessential Magpie said...

Very lovely, indeed! Just gorgeous.

Happy Outdoor Wednesday!

XO,

Sheila :-)

Thoughtfully Blended Hearts said...

Gorgeous photos...

Glenda/MidSouth said...

Beautiful - Thanks for sharing.

Diann said...

Very pretty photos!

Chubskulit Rose said...

the dawn shot is very captivating!

We explored the Mountain Park this time.

Unknown said...

What lovely photos. The skies and colours are great!

SmilingSally said...

How beautiful!

Hootin Anni said...

Awwwwwwwwww, so peaceful. And tranquil, and quiet, and serene....I'm coming there NOW!!

My post for Wednesday is now published. Click Here to join me. I'd love for you to stop by today.

Mary Bergfeld said...

The pinks and golds in your photos are just gorgeous. I'm so glad you were able to capture them on camera for us. Have a great Outdoor Wednesday.

Marsha said...

Bonnie, those shots of the lake and moon in the early morning light are just so gorgeous! Great photos :)

My Slice of Heaven said...

Bonnie, These are beautiful pictures of the sunrise! Anita

My Slice of Heaven said...

Happy Birthday!

troutbirder said...

The two lake views are especially nice. Placid and a little eerie. Us early risers always wonder if the fish are biting. :)

donna said...

Lots of corn still in the fields around here, too. October was so wet. We're going to have dry weather and temps in the 60's for a few days, so those farmers better get out there. Early morning photos always look so peaceful to me. That pink/purple sky is so very pretty.