This Perfectly Imperfect Life

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Our annual October week at our 2nd home has begun and these are just a sampling of the photos I've taken today! Imagine how many I'll have by the 28th?! For more Autumnal shares be sure to stay tuned to Diggin' Around as well. Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

Click on pics for larger view. In our northern town. Top photo was taken early yesterday evening when we went into town to pick up dinner. Few cars on the streets, few people in the three restaurants that were still open. Quiet & shut down for the weekend. Reminded me of the town I grew up in on the Navesink River. "You can't go home again" but it's nice to find home again elsewhere.

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Aka, 'I took too many photo's again weekend' :-)

On our northern back yard. And no, I'm not sick of snow! We don't have much left down on the coast but some dirty piles - it was so pretty up north this week. Snow is good for my soul. Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

Taken in and around our home up north.

For more Friday Favorites, head over to Diggin' Around .

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Some where along Route 206.

Seriously. (And yes, that's my Hubby). Posted via My Palm Centro.

On our way to our weekend home in the mountains. Each time we go up in elevation, you see this on the northbound side of the highway. The colors are beautiful when it's wet from rain.

On the lake, in the Kittatinny Mountains. (That's our resident Swan on the grass on the other side of the boat - he loves Corn Flakes). Posted via My Palm Centro

I love that our other home (aka Home Away From Home) is near the Appalachian Trail and Sunrise Mountain. Just that much brings me great joy, for which I have no reason other than, "just because." Watching a recent documentary about the Applachian Trail on NatGeo was exciting because they showed an aerial view of Sunrise Mountain. We're roughly 5 minutes from it. It is a place of Incredible beauty.