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We are not known for colorful changing of the season displays, but this year...well look at what we have.

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Lizzy > When the sun shines...the colors do too.

Lizzy > Good Old Virginia Creeper turning red

Lizzy > a close up...no two sections of the same vine are the same color at the same time.

Lizzy > Just 3 feet lower than the one above....and see the difference in leaf color and patterns?

Lizzy > Now look up - this time of year, you can almost see the leaves changing colors and then suddenly you walk outside and the trees are naked...

Lizzy > This is Smooth Sumac - and as you can see, we have a lot of it.

Lizzy > O.K. - for years I have said that there is no red color in Nebraska...well check this out! Red Sumac, Yellow Ash, turning yellow cottonwood, Blue Spruce and for some good measure, there is a red apple in there somewhere!

Lizzy > Oh yeah...forgot to mention the beautiful blue sky and white big fluffy clouds...pretty huh?

Lizzy > O.K. from here we are heading up to Chadron. Just 50+ miles north of us and 200-300 feet higher than our plains, but you are in the beginning of the Black Hills from this point on. The pines you see are either Ponderosa or Austrian.

Good Old Virginia Creeper turning red

> Good Old Virginia Creeper turning red

Good Old Virginia Creeper turning red

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