Fall foliage, Cactus and More
I had read that the UC Botanical Garden (Berkeley,CA) has a fall foliage walk next Friday so I thought it might be a good day to go up and see the color. The bright even overcast light was a plus. Not only did I end up looking at fall color, but also cactus and lichens. There aren’t that many places where you can take a fall foliage photo and have cactus in the foreground. The garden’s fall color walk is next Friday from 1 to 3 PM and is free for members and $10 for the public. Here are some of my photos from today.
Natural History Wanderings 
Sandy,
Love these shots. Sometimes we forget what we have in our own backyard. I think the point also needs to be made that a garden, especially one with the diversity of the UC Botanical Garden has to be seen in all seasons to really be seen.
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By: Paul Licht on November 7, 2010
at 4:30 PM
Paul,
Thanks for your comment. I agree. That’s why I continue to go to all of the Berkeley gardens and Point Reyes throughout the year. Nature and gardens are constantly changing. There is always something new and different to see.
Sandy
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By: Sandy Steinman on November 7, 2010
at 5:07 PM