It was truly an odd feeling to be on the trail today and after almost always being a party to the woods waking up, I was instead for once looking at the coming night. Being pretty deep in the woods and surrounded by many hills, the darkness enveloped me much quicker than the morning light does as the sun rises. As I exited the woods in almost total darkness, I was able to catch the last of the sunset off in the distance.

The sky at Ward Pound Reservation as the sun sets.

More of the same sunset.
Happy Hiking!!!
2017 Mileage:
11/27/17-3.8-342.92
Beautiful photos of the sunset!!
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Thank you very much!!!
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Hey amazing photos, why don’t you add an option to follow your blogs on the side widget, so people can follow your blogs.
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Thanks for the kind words! I believe that I have added the widget you were talking about. If not, feel free to let me know, I am technologically deficient!!!
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Hey so what you have is “Follow button” widget, you need to add “follow Blog” widget. Open below link it has a screenshot of that
Let me know if you face any issue.
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Beautiful pictures of our last couple of awesome sunsets. I’ve taken some beauties in the past, but couldn’t get the latest to come out like yours! I especially like the Ward one. Even though it was the tail-end of the sunset,the top one of the stark contrast with that gorgeous large tree made for an exceptional photo. Kudos.
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Thank you! I like that one as well. I think that the tree pretty much highlights the sunset, even though it is almost dark. I also love trees when they have no leaves!!!!
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I feel that we didn’t have a pretty fall this year. The leaves fell down before they could be really change color. I’m not sure if I love them without leaves. It’s the photographs that give them life.
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With all of the rain that we had this year I also would have thought that the fall would have been much more brilliant than it was. I don’t know why, but I absolutely love the trees after the leaves fall off. I can’t explain it!!!
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