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Fall has arrived and the glorious display of colour has begun

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  September 28, 2016
Fall has arrived and the glorious display of colour has begun
Fall officially arrived Thursday (Sept. 22) and the leaves are starting to change, turning the streets, roads and tree-lines into a glorious display of colour in the Kincardine area.

The Canada Geese are heading south, and the snowplow blades have been fixed and are ready for use, meaning winter is just a few short weeks away.

Meanwhile, there are still a few colourful sunsets to enjoy, and new playground equipment installed at Macpherson Park, formerly Tiny Tot Park, in Kincardine.

So, get out there and enjoy autumn before the snow descends and the roads all close.

Image Gallery

Another amazing, colourful sunset, Wednesday night, from Queen's Lookout in downtown Kincardine
A magnificent display of colour on this tree along MacDonald Street in Kincardine
A colouful tree on Sutton Street near Trillium Court Seniors' Community
The tree leaves are turning colour as the season of autumn has arrived; here, the tree in front of Kincardine District Secondary School
Leaves begin to turn bright red on this tree, south of KDSS
The leaves begin to turn colour on this tree along Durham Street, Kincardine
The leaves are turning colour on these trees north of the Northline at Highway 21
A group of Canada Geese takes flight, while others continue to bob in the water, in Lake Huron, beside Macpherson Park
New playground equipment has been installed at Macpherson Park, formerly Tiny Tot Park, in Kincardine
New playground equipment has been installed at Macpherson Park, formerly Tiny Tot Park, in Kincardine
The snowplow blades are fixed up and ready, sitting at Cottrill's Heavy Equipment, just waiting for the lovely winter snow to descend on the Kincardine area
The snowplow blades are fixed up and ready, sitting at Cottrill's Heavy Equipment, just waiting for the lovely winter snow to descend on the Kincardine area

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Liz Dadson is the founder and editor of the Kincardine Record and has been in the news business since 1986.



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