Golden treesNovember 17, 2007 00:13
Silicon Valley does have trees with leaves that fall, but nothing spectacular. It seemed that everywhere I looked in Calistoga the leaves were falling down. As I walked down this street, I was struck by the light catching the golden leaves of these trees. It was a gray day, preparing to rain, so the shaft [...]
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Silicon Valley does have trees with leaves that fall, but nothing spectacular. It seemed that everywhere I looked in Calistoga the leaves were falling down. As I walked down this street, I was struck by the light catching the golden leaves of these trees. It was a gray day, preparing to rain, so the shaft of sunlight was particularly glorious.
(Again, I’d love it if someone would educate me as to what kind they are.)
2 Comments on "Golden trees"
2. Linda R. Moore | November 19, 2007
Hmm, that would make sense…the uplifted branches do remind me of orchards.
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1. Flora (5 comments.) | November 17, 2007
It’s hard to tell from the photo, but they look like some kind of ornamental apple tree, or maybe pear or cherry.