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Riding Country Roads

I love them all, yet if I were made to choose the favourite time of the year. It is for me, our fall season in this, our part of the world. It  strangely slows my pace, and causes me to spend much more time reflecting, not just on the beauty that surrounds, but the calling to an end of another beauty that has just past. And the strongly contrasting beauty yet to come.
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