It's Wednesday right? Went for a bit of a jaunt today and took a few (hundred) photos while I out wandering. Guess that makes this #wednesdaywalk time!
Out on the edge of Louisville is what the great sage Wikipedia calls the largest municipal urban forest in the United States, Jefferson Memorial Forest. Along with plenty of trees there's a couple lakes there and it was one of those, Tom Wallace Lake, that I headed for today.
It's kinda one stop shopping for impromptu adventures here, you can ride horses, hike, camp, fish, or grill out. (Sorry 
Today was the last of the decent (70F) weather we're likely to have for a bit so I wanted to make the most of it and see if I could catch some fall colors and some reflections before winter makes everything bleh.
There were a good number of fallen trees sticking out of the lake so naturally I had to climb on them as much as possible. The photo above is one I took while doing that, you can kinda make out the trail behind the cattails.
There were a couple guys fishing and a guy walking a couple dachshunds but aside from that I saw nobody. It was a nice bit of peace and quiet, you could almost pretend you were in the middle of nowhere. At least until the next jet flew over...
Didn't fall used to start in September? Why do we still have leaves on the trees in the middle of November? Not that I'm complaining, now I can procrastinate later.
Came across so many fun reflections while I was wandering, I'm looking forward to giving some the old B&W treatment soon.
These last few are from the dam, somehow I'd never made it out onto it before. The trail kept to the edge of the lake until you got the the end of the dam and then paralleled it a little uphill through the woods on the far side.
I may have to make an exception to my avoidance of the cold and come out here if we get a decent bit of snow sometime this winter.
I'm starting to run out of Wednesday so I will leave you with one more photo and get to starting my countdown to the weekend.
