One citizen's view of Longmont, Colorado, USA.
Mid-Autumn colors in Longmont are looking good this year, helped by a drier September and October.
Early settlers to the St. Vrain Valley would have only found cottonwoods (plains and narrowleaf varieties) turning yellow, growing along the creeks, much like this view:
Along Left Hand Creek:
Contrasting the ever-present yellow, the Autumn Blaze Maple is popular in Longmont:
In Thompson Park:
Old Town:
Roosevelt Park:
It's only October and many trees are still holding their leaves like this giant Cottonwood in front of Roosevelt Recreation Center:
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