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Fall's 1st dawn

Fall's 1st dawn

The first day of fall here in East Oklahoma and it's suppose to get to 92° today. Everything is still very green so this is the only fall colors I can sho...
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The first day of fall here in East Oklahoma and it's suppose to get to 92° today. Everything is still very green so this is the only fall colors I can show until later this year.
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