Japanese Garden in Manito Park Part IV: When warm turns to cool in a heartbeat.
In the in-between months of summer and winter, temperatures drop, leaves change hues and fall in clusters all over the ground. A new season awaits as we shed all the layers from the past season.
The largest urban waterfall in the United States? Spokane Falls. Situated right in downtown, in a river by all the concrete just blocks away...it's surreal to think about. This beautiful stream of water makes for a delightful escape from the city life.
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Japanese Garden in Manito Park Part III: The perfect blend of colors in fall foliage.
Greens, reds, oranges, and yellows in all different shades bring these trees to life.
Japanese Garden in Manito Park Part II: Absolutely love the autumn season and rustic yet vibrant colors from all the trees.
The orange hues on this tree provides the perfect pop against the simple bridge and walkway, creating a satisfying contrast to this picture.
Japanese Garden in Manito Park Part I: First time seeing such vibrant fall foliage at a Japanese Garden! I was in awe of the colors (a mix of all the warm autumn tones), the surreal beauty, and the calmness in this garden.
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