We visited the lakehouse again in mid October, just past the peak color of the previous weekend. Autumn "falls" quickly up here. Now the ground is covered in crackling dry leaves, and the views to the lake and through the trees are much clearer. Here are a few shots to reflect the advancing season.
The water level of the lake has already dropped dramatically, leaving the stone shelf widely exposed.
The big, water sodden logs that extended into the water have been cut and moved (not "removed") where we hope to someday place a dock. It is now possible to walk a long way along the shoreline, the shelf that is completely submerged in the spring and summer.
The path up to the lakehouse from the shoreline will soon be buried in leaves.
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