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The Tranquility of Late Fall, Part 3

Posted on November 9, 2013 by HakusanCreation

life_in_me_tamarackThe tamarack, or eastern larch, signals the end of fall. We have a small stand just behind our house. Unlike pine, fir, and spruce, the tamarack turns color.

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