I actually got a picture of some floating garbage, and once I get through all of the 2000+ pictures I shot last week, I'll include it in the posted ones. I've been at it for 2 hours and so far all I've done is to transfer half of them to my computer in an organized fashion. Shot some great fall colors on several day trips to the Porcupine Mountains and Copper Peak, including what I hope will be some nice panoramic scenes. Also got a couple more fantastic TFF sunsets on the few nice days. Didn't fish much, and didn't find the muskies very cooperative, but "had to" go out and catch a couple nice perch meals after my groceries ran out. Should have some photos uploaded later today, but the panoramic stuff will take a while to assemble.

Fall colors should still be good for at least another week on the TFF itself. Maples are at or just past peak - most of the red ones came off Thursday in the high wind, but the yellow/orange ones are right at peak. The birches and poplars are still partially green and will probably be near peak next weekend. Away from the water, it's definitely past peak in most areas north of Highway 8, although I found a few spots of good color on some back roads in the Blue Hills near Ladysmith on the drive home today.