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Red Cedar River Picture 1
As the seasons change in East lansing, Michigan, the foliage of the Red Cedar River begins to change colors and fall to the ground.This picture shows the thick foliage around the Red Cedar Rvier beginning to change colors. The leaves are also beginning to fall into the river. -
Red Cedar River Picture 2
This picture shows the depletion of some of the foliage around the Red Cedar River. The leaves are continuing to change color as fall approaches. The once lush green foliage is now disappearing. -
Red Cedar River Picture 3
This picture shows even more foliage depletions. The leaves continue to litter the river while the trees grow more bare. -
Red Cedar River Picture 4
This picture was taken on a brisk day in East Lansing. The leaves continue to fall and the trees are becoming noticeably bare. The weather is becoming cold and winter is fast approaching. -
Red Cedar River Picture 5
This picture shows depicts a calm cool day on the Red Cedar. The leaves are still changing colors and falling into the icy waters below. The bush on the right side of the river is nearly bare. -
Red Cedar River Picture 6
This picture depicts the clearly visible depletion of the the leaves and foliage around the Red Cedar River. The bush and trees on the right show significant leaf loss and the colors of down the river are more vibrant than ever. -
Red Cedar River Picture 7
This picture shows the extensive leaf loss on the trees surrounding the Red Cedar. The falling leaves litter the water and will eventually decompose adding to the rivers sediment. -
Red Cedar River Picutre 8
This picture depicts a desolate view of the Red Cedar. The leaves on the trees have almost completely fallen. Only few colored leaves still cling to the trees. The colder temperatures will eventually relieve all the trees of their leaves. -
Red Cedar River Picture 9
This picture appears a bit blurry due to the cool rain gently falling in East Lansing. The trees continue to loose leaves and are now almost completely bare. This cool mist of a rain will eventually turn to snow. -
Red Cedar River Picture 10
This picture depicts the first big snowfall in East Lansing. The bare trees of the Red Cedar are now covered in glistening snow making for a beautiful view. -
Red Cedar Picture 11
Unfortunately this picture shows the abscence of the snow that only a few days before blanketed the foliage of the Red Cedar. However this cold day evokes hope that the snows will soon return.
