Fall brings out the pumpkins, leaves, costumes, and fur babies…
Published 12:50 pm Friday, October 9, 2020
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Brothers Joseph (L) and Joshua Nicosia, surround their mom Evangeline for some family portraits with the pumpkins they have decorated for Halloween and their Great Pyrenees Isabella.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Lady Arwyn, a 14-year-old white Golden Retriever, check to see if the spirit of the Great Pumpkin is in this pumpkin.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders This Halo UNSC Marine, Joshua Nicosia, is hoping to be reporting for Trick-o-Treat duty at a door near you this Halloween this year and say he’d be really disappointed if he didn’t get to go because of COVID-19.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Fall colors are starting to show this week in the lower elevations around Carter County, like these vines clinging to the side of an old barn in the Hunter community.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Even with the prospect of Halloween being canceled this year due to COVID-19 so people, like Joseph Nicosia, are still putting together their costumes anyway. Joseph says his Black Panther armor will protect him, because of his mask, but mom is still letting him know it might not.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Fall colors are starting to show this week in the lower elevations around Carter County, like this maple tree near downtown Elizabethton.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Joanne Ames enjoys a stroll with three Shelties near Hunter Elementary. All three are rescues and Kate (front) and Kyle (back) are 12 years old and certified therapy dogs. Kurt, standing by Joanne, is only three but is in training to also be a therapy dog. Joanne says they all use to make weekly visits to see the students at Hunter prior to the CoVid-19 outbreak and that she and her dogs really miss the visits.
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As the cooler weather continues to bring a change in mood to everything it touches, the scenery also continues to change as fall and Halloween decorations are beginning to pop out in full array to match the change in the foliage of bushes, shrubs, and trees.
Children are getting giddy about the opportunity to dress up in their finest costumes with hopes of filling their bags with loads of candy.
Star Photographer Larry Souders loves this time of year and captured some great images to share with our readers.
