🍁 Ready for a fall adventure? Colorado's leaf-peeping season is here! From the golden aspens of Maroon Bells to the serene South Platte River, the Centennial State features a masterpiece of autumn colors. Read our latest blog to discover the best spots and tips for enjoying the fall foliage this season: https://lnkd.in/gy8ENSaE #Colorado #FallVibes
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🍁💖🍂FALL IN LOVE WITH CHATTANOOGA!!! Autumn is officially here — but fall colors, we’re still looking for you. If you’ve been on the lookout for red, yellow, and orange leaves in Chattanooga, you won’t be waiting too much longer. According to Smoky Mountain’s fall foliage predictions, leaves in the Hamilton County area are starting to lose their chlorophyll — the compound responsible for their green color. By the end of September, it shouldn’t be too hard to spot some leaves transforming colors. Here’s an anticipated timeline of when Chattanoogans can expect to see the most colorful foliage: Sept. 30 — expect minimal color changing Oct. 14 — trees should be patchy with color Oct. 21 — more color is anticipated, we’re approaching peak foliage Oct. 28 — peak foliage, this is the prime time for sightseeing Nov. 4 — Chattanooga is past its peak, trees will become increasingly bare If you’re planning to go leaf peeping, you still have time to plan your trip before the leaves fall. There are many places in the Chattanooga area that look just a little prettier decorated in fall colors. The foliage tends to be on full display along the city’s hiking trails. Snooper’s Rock Trail in Prentice Cooper State Forest or Edwards Point Trail at Signal Mountain have been noted for being particularly scenic. Local parks are also great areas to find foliage. You could immerse yourself in nature overlooking Chickamauga Lake at Booker T. Washington State Park or head to Coolidge Park for downtown views enhanced by colorful leaves. Locals often use the foliage as an excuse to hit the road and check out scenic destinations near Chattanooga. Popular spots include Fall Creek Falls, where leaves will land in a waterfall, or Red Top Mountain State Park in Georgia. 👀Article Courtesy of: NoogaToday.com If you are ready to make Chattanooga your home, sweet home, give us a call today!! It's simply beautiful!!!! #BekahCochranTeam #KellerWilliams #Chattanooga #RealEstate #LivingtheDream #FallInLovewithChattanooga 423.508.5986 | 423.664.1900 | busybekah.com | bekahcochran@gmail.com
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It's time to plan your fall foliage trip! 🍂🍁 We're bringing you some insider tips in our latest blog post at the link below. #coloradofoliage #leafpeeping #fallincolorado #kreiderholvick #remaxcherrycreek #rmcc
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It’s time to plan your fall foliage trip! 🍂🍁 We asked our RMCC brokers where their favorite spots are when it comes to leaf peeping, and we’re bringing you some of their insider tips in our latest blog post at the link below. 🍃🍁🚘 Where are you going to see the changing leaves? Let us know in the comments! https://lnkd.in/d4uJXJAw #coloradofoliage #leafpeeping #fallincolorado
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Creating a sanctuary for winter isn't just about aesthetics—it's about crafting a container that holds space for transformation. Just as animals prepare their dens and birds build their nests, we too need a sacred space that supports us through seasons of rest and renewal. Your winter sanctuary becomes a physical representation of your commitment to honor this quieter season. Each element you choose, from the softness of your blankets to the glow of your lighting, can either support or hinder your ability to fully receive winter's gifts. These slides offer guidance for creating a space that truly nurtures your winter journey. Whether you have an entire room or just a small corner, these principles will help you design an environment that invites presence, reflection, and deep rest. Save this carousel for when you're ready to create your own winter haven, or when you need inspiration for refreshing your sacred space. #YourUnfolding #SacredSpaces #WinterSanctuary #IntentionalLiving
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One of the best parts about fall is, of course, the colors! That fall foliage is in full bloom – here are some of the most scenic drives in the U.S. where you can experience the beauty! https://bit.ly/2KxYdgN
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As the leaves change and the air gets crisp, it's the perfect time to explore the beauty of fall foliage in Eastern Iowa. Whether you're a long-time local or new to the area, there's something magical about the vibrant colors of fall. Here’s your ultimate guide to capturing nature’s beauty on a fall foliage hike: 1️⃣ Know the Best Spots: Check out the Amana Colonies, Palisades-Kepler State Park, and Macbride Nature Recreation Area. These places are known for stunning fall views. 2️⃣ Timing is Everything: Plan your hike during the peak foliage season, usually mid-October. Early morning or late afternoon hikes often provide the best lighting for photos. 3️⃣ Pack Smart: Bring water, snacks, a map, and your camera. Layer your clothing – mornings can be chilly, but it often warms up quickly. 4️⃣ Safety First: Dress in bright colors so you’re visible, stay on marked trails, and let someone know your route and expected return time. 5️⃣ Capture the Moment: Use natural light to your advantage, frame your shots with color contrast in mind, and don’t hesitate to take photos from different angles. At its heart, real estate is all about the connection between people and place. Whether you're planning to move or just looking to enjoy the season, getting out to enjoy the fall foliage can help you appreciate the natural beauty that makes Eastern Iowa such a great place to live. What’s your favorite fall hike in Eastern Iowa? 🍂 #EasternIowa #RealEstate #FallHikes #NaturePhotography #CommunityLiving
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Ah, the age old question… What should we be looking out for when viewing a home ? Well, don’t panic! It’s not as daunting as it seems 👌 Here’s your trusty checklist for house hunting this autumn …minus the stress ! Natural Light With shorter days, sunlight is like gold dust. Make sure the rooms still feel bright and welcoming, even on a gloomy day. After all, you don’t want your living room to feel like a cave ! Heating Efficiency Autumn chill got you shivering ? Test the heating system to see if it’s up to the task. Ask about insulation, double glazing, and energy-saving features, because no one likes a drafty house when binge-watching Netflix. Dampness and Condensation Autumn weather is perfect for spotting sneaky damp patches. Sniff out any musty smells or suspicious damp spots, especially in the basement or attic. No one needs surprise mould joining the housewarming party ! Garden Condition Sure, the garden might not be Instagram-ready in autumn, but check if it’s manageable. Does it look like it’ll turn into a swamp with the first rain, or worse, a jungle next summer ? Roof and Guttering Falling leaves aren’t just a scenic autumn sight, they can clog gutters and lead to water damage. Check if the roof looks solid and gutters are clear, so you don’t end up with a surprise indoor water feature. Local Amenities With autumn’s early evenings, proximity to shops, schools, and public transport becomes even more important. No one wants a long, dark walk home when you’ve run out of milk ! Keep these in mind, and you’ll breeze through house viewings this autumn like a pro. Ready to find "the one" ? Let’s get started ! #benncolling #exp #estateagent #autumnhousehunting #HomeViewingTips #FromSaleToSold #AbbotsLangley #Watford #KingsLangley
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Plan your New England day trip to see fall foliage with this handy guide!
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When we think of Yosemite Valley, what comes to mind more than massive granite walls and water spewing over cliffs? For myself, not much. Actually, my mind begins to name some of the most iconic, and tallest, waterfalls in the world. Bridalveil Falls in Yosemite Valley is the second most popular waterfall in Yosemite National Park... Finish Reading:
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Who doesn't enjoy some Fall Foliage? Here's a guide to check out some of the best.
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