Autumn in Siberia
How many baby boomers can say that they saw autumn in Siberia? Alan and I are raising our hands here. While
cruising from Vancouver to Singapore on Regent Seven Seas Mariner, we experienced the fall colors of the Kamchatka Peninsula on a
cruise excursion to the smoking volcanoes.
As you can see from the photo, the color was mostly limited to
wildflowers and ground-covers although, if you look real hard, there’s a
tinge of gold on the upper left-hand side of the photo. I have to say
that this is most exotic leaf-watching experience of my boomer travel
life.
Do you have a favorite part of the world for viewing the changing
leaves? Post a comment to tell us where we should be in 2013 to see the
fall colors. Alan and I are partial to the
golden view at Oxbow Bend in Grand Teton National Park.
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