I hope that your homeschools are well and happy this year! We are off to yet *ANOTHER* busy start! You can be assured though that we will be taking a break from our table time to grab our cameras and head for the beautiful mountains here in Pennsylvania! Yes, it's that time of the year when we will soon be basking in a beautiful show of colors! Visit the Live Foilage Cam
On the Fall in PAwebsite you will find lots of fun and educational information. Prepare for this season's display by raking up some knowledge about Pennsylvania's trees or stay up-to-date on changing leaf conditions with the weekly Fall Foliage Report The Fall Foilage Feature contains a timelapse of prior webcam shots and also a handy (week by week) report on the changing colors, so nifty!! Don't forget on your way out the door to pack a small lunch, a drink and your binoculars. The squirrels are busy gathering their food for winter and they are one site to see as well!
Happy Homeschooling in PA, Cathy (PA-HSN Contributor)
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The squirrels are busy gathering their food for winter and they are one site to see as well!
Oct. 14, 2006 - Untitled Comment