Based on anecdotal evidence -- my own experience, the seasons
don't really seem to change in Indiana until about a month
after the "official" date. We've had really mild, late summer weather
until the past week or so, when the rains came in, bringing
colder temperatures and gloomy days.
These pictures were taken last week at the bridge
in the Oldfields Gardens, which form part of the grounds
in the 1920s by Percival Gallagher, of the renowned
Olmsted Brothers landscape architecture firm.
The day was by turns rainy and sunny, light and dark,
creating shadows that echo the curves of the bridge's wrought
iron gates, then fading into a gray, rainy mist dripping
from the surrounding trees.
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